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Hey everyone, welcome to TYT, Anna Casparian and John, I had a roll-up with you. Just a few housekeeping

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watch on YouTube and Facebook. All right, well, we have an update on the Brianna Taylor story,

so let's get right to it. A grand jury has indicted one police officer from Louisville, Kentucky

in connection to the death of Brianna Taylor. Sergeant Brett Hankinson is the only one who will face

any charges. In fact, three counts of first degree wanton endangerment. But it's not because of

Brianna Taylor dying. It's because he just fired his weapon indiscriminately and could have killed

others. As you guys can recall, after all, cops opened fire. Some of those bullets actually went

into the apartment next door. And so those are the charges that one of the cops is facing. So

wanton endangerment is an act or an instance of putting someone or something in danger or exposure

to peril or harm Louisville police previously fired Hankinson, who was found to have fired

10 shots blindly into Taylor's apartment. The police department said Hankinson had displayed

an extreme indifference to the value of human life. The charges that were filed accuse him of firing

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