Protests erupt in louisville for a second night after a grand jury declined to charge Police Officers in the death of Brianna Taylor that conduct the city is again under a curfew that will now be in place through the weekend. Thanks for joining 10 everybody, im Vicki Liviakis and im grant lotus yesterday in louisville, 2 Police Officers were shot during a protest and tonight were hearing a radio call from one of the shootings. The Police Arrested a 26 yearold man for the attack he is expected to be arraigned tomorrow morning. The 2 Police Officers were treated at a hospital are said to be both doing well in fact, one of them showed up for work this morning. Major Aubrey Gregory theyre surprised his colleagues today walked into roll call he was greeted by a round of applause. Gregory was treated for a leg injury and released from the hospital. A post by the Louisville Police Department Says the other officer is still in the hospital after surgery, but is expected to survive. And we now
Brianna taylor yesterday a grand jury decided not to indict any officers involved in her shooting death. Protesters erupted all over the country, including right here in the bay area with more expected this evening. Thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 3 im justine waltman now activists called the decision a disgrace, and the family of Breonna Taylor plans to hold a News Conference on friday morning along with their civil rights attorney to address the grand jurys decision but meanwhile, a curfew is now set to start in louisville. In just a few hours for the second night in a row, more protests are expected and investigations are far from over as there are demands for more transparency into what led to the grand jurys decision and here in the bay area last night, san jose was the scene of an impromptu protest forced rob fladeboe. Has more on the protesters message. Shes live for us now from san jose good afternoon rob. Noon justine on here in San Jose City hall as yo
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