Feds start Louisville police investigation with local interviews

'Dose of optimism' after DOJ officials kick off civil investigation immediately in Louisville with community meetings
One day after launching an investigation into Metro Police, the Department of Justice talked with dozens of people in three different meetings on Tuesday.
Author: Tyler Emery
Updated: 11:17 PM EDT April 27, 2021
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Faster than many say they expected, Department of Justice officials have already started their civil patterns and practices investigation.
During three different sessions on Tuesday, DOJ attorneys met with a variety of community members including Shawnte West with Black Lives Matter Louisville and Nancy Cavalcante with the 490 Project and the Metro Council Watch team. 

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