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From KQED.

We're joined now by New York Times correspondent Rukmini Kalamaki.

Kalamaki has uncovered details about the story of Brianna Taylor, the young woman in Kentucky,

who was killed by police during a drug raid on her home in March.

Using interviews, documents, and recordings, Kalamaki pieces together how Taylor ended up in the middle of a drug raid and how officers mishandled it.

One of the three officers involved in the killing of Taylor has been fired and none have been arrested months after her death, as calls for justice continue in the streets and on social media.

Rukmini Kalamaki, thanks so much for joining us.

Thank you for having me.

You know, there were some really key and important details that I learned from your

piece in the New York Times, which is titled,

Brianna Taylor's life was changing.

Then the police came to her door.

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