A former Louisville police officer fired for his role in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor collided with a suspect's truck and pointed his gun at the man during an arrest in a rural Kentucky town where he now works as a sheriff's deputy. Carroll County Deputy Myles Cosgrove rammed the suspect’s truck before pointing a gun at the man on Monday, witnesses told a Louisville newspaper. Cosgrove was one of two officers whose bullets struck Taylor, a Black emergency medical technician, during a botched 2020 raid.
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