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Ladybbird · 22-07-25, 10:10

Ex-Cop Sentenced to Nearly Three Years For Excessive Force in Botched 2020 Raid That Killed Breonna Taylor

A former Kentucky detective has been sentenced to just under three years in jail for using excessive force during the botched police raid which killed Breonna Taylor

MailOnline 22 JUL 2025

Brett Hankison, who fired 10 shots during the raid but didnt hit anyone, was the only officer on the scene charged in the 26 year olds death on March 13, 2020.

Breonna Taylor was shot dead during a botched police raid in 2020

He is the first person sentenced to jail time in the case, which rocked the city of Louisville and spawned weeks of street protests against police brutality at the time.

US District Judge Rebecca Grady Jennings sentenced Hankison on Monday, saying she was startled that more people werent injured in the raid.

She rejected a US Department of Justice recommendation that the disgraced detective should be spared jail, saying this would not be appropriate

Hankison was sentenced to 33 months in prison along with three years of supervised probation. He will not report directly to prison. Jennings said the Bureau of Prisons will determine where and when he starts his sentence.

Meanwhile, outside the court, demonstrators clashed with police as they stopped traffic. Its unclear whether they were protesting Hankisons sentence or the Justice Departments move to try to spare him jail time.

Breonna Taylors aunt Bianca Austin is detained by police outside the federal courthouse where ex-Kentucky police officer Brett Hankison, was being sentenced

Protestors detained by police outside the federal courthouse

Taylors aunt Bianca Austin was among four people detained at the scene amid the chaos. She is scheduled to appear in court for an arraignment on July 22.

Jennings expressed disappointment with federal prosecutors sentencing memo filed last week, saying the Justice Department treated Hankisons actions as an inconsequential crime, and said the memo was incongruous and inappropriate.

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump also called the Justice Department recommendation an insult to the life of Breonna Taylor and a blatant betrayal of the jurys decision. Crump previously helped Taylors family secure a $12 million wrongful death settlement against the city of Louisville, and he attended the hearing on Monday.

After the sentence, Crump yelled to the crowd outside the courthouse, Say Her Name. The crowd yelled back Breonna Taylor

Hankison fired his weapon the night of the March 2020 botched drug raid, his shot flying through the walls of Taylors apartment into a neighboring apartment without hitting or injuring anyone.

The 26 year olds death, along with the May 2020 police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, sparked racial injustice protests nationwide that year.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoPUhSFtFSA

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,606 Thanks: 28,767 Thanked 14,428 Times in 10,234 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	US BRUTAL COPS: Ex-Cop Gets Three Years For Killing INNOCENT Black Woman Ex-Cop Sentenced to Nearly Three Years For Excessive Force in Botched 2020 Raid That Killed Breonna Taylor A former Kentucky detective has been sentenced to just under three years in jail for using excessive force during the botched police raid which killed Breonna Taylor MailOnline 22 JUL 2025 Brett Hankison, who fired 10 shots during the raid but didnt hit anyone, was the only officer on the scene charged in the 26 year olds death on March 13, 2020. *Breonna Taylor was shot dead during a botched police raid in 2020* He is the first person sentenced to jail time in the case, which rocked the city of Louisville and spawned weeks of street protests against police brutality at the time. US District Judge Rebecca Grady Jennings sentenced Hankison on Monday, saying she was startled that more people werent injured in the raid. She rejected a US Department of Justice recommendation that the disgraced detective should be spared jail, saying this would not be appropriate Hankison was sentenced to 33 months in prison along with three years of supervised probation. He will not report directly to prison. Jennings said the Bureau of Prisons will determine where and when he starts his sentence. Meanwhile, outside the court, demonstrators clashed with police as they stopped traffic. Its unclear whether they were protesting Hankisons sentence or the Justice Departments move to try to spare him jail time. Breonna Taylors aunt Bianca Austin is detained by police outside the federal courthouse where ex-Kentucky police officer Brett Hankison, was being sentenced Protestors detained by police outside the federal courthouse Taylors aunt Bianca Austin was among four people detained at the scene amid the chaos. She is scheduled to appear in court for an arraignment on July 22. Jennings expressed disappointment with federal prosecutors sentencing memo filed last week, saying the Justice Department treated Hankisons actions as an inconsequential crime, and said the memo was incongruous and inappropriate. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump also called the Justice Department recommendation an insult to the life of Breonna Taylor and a blatant betrayal of the jurys decision. Crump previously helped Taylors family secure a $12 million wrongful death settlement against the city of Louisville, and he attended the hearing on Monday. After the sentence, Crump yelled to the crowd outside the courthouse, Say Her Name. The crowd yelled back Breonna Taylor Hankison fired his weapon the night of the March 2020 botched drug raid, his shot flying through the walls of Taylors apartment into a neighboring apartment without hitting or injuring anyone. The 26 year olds death, along with the May 2020 police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, sparked racial injustice protests nationwide that year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoPUhSFtFSA