Ex-Police Officer Convicted in Breonna Taylor Case

Brett H. found guilty of civil rights violations over four years after Taylor's death during a botched raid.

Breonna Taylor was killed in March 2020 during a police raid in Louisville, Kentucky, sparking nationwide protests.
Brett H., the first officer convicted in the case, was found guilty of using excessive force by firing ten shots into Taylor's home.
None of Brett H.'s bullets struck Taylor, but his actions were deemed a violation of her civil rights.
The sentencing for Brett H. is scheduled for March, with a potential maximum penalty of life imprisonment.
Taylor's death became a symbol of the Black Lives Matter movement, highlighting issues of racial injustice and police violence.