Once ago, we brought you an episode titled Justice for Breonna Taylor.

Tessa Duval, a reporter at the Courier Journal in Louisville, explained what we knew at that

point in June about a police shooting that killed an unarmed black woman in her own apartment.

A lot of questions were unanswered at the time, but Tessa joined us again this morning because

we had some big developments this week.

We got an answer on Wednesday.

The Jefferson County Grand Jury charges as follows.

Out of the three officers who fired their weapons at Breonna Taylor's apartment back in March,

only one of them has been indicted.

And that was former Louisville detective Brett Hinkerson.

Count one.

Want an endangerment in the first degree.

That's a class-de-fellowny that can carry between one and five years in prison.

Count two.

Want an endangerment in the first degree.

But as the judge was reading the counts.

Count three.

Want an endangerment in the first degree.

She was saying the initials of the residents who were endangered by the shots.

He wantonly shot a gun into the apartment occupied by initials CE.

And none of those initials we noticed pretty quickly were BT for Breonna Taylor.

And they were occupied by initials CE and KW for Kenny Walker.

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