He is recorded saying the police knocked on the door. That’s even shown on the Hulu special about Taylor. There’s no disputing that issue. As far as not knowing it was the police, why would they knock on the door repeatedly only to not identify themselves before kicking it open? Do we really believe they knocked but didn’t announce? That takes a bit of stretching and simply doesn’t make sense.

Taylor wasn’t an EMT. She was an ER technician which is nothing more than a patient babysitter / maid in 99% of hospitals. Her job doesn’t really matter much here anyway since an EMT can be just as involved in criminal activity as anyone else. She’s recorded on jail calls talking to the drug dealer ex-boyfriend about his drug money. She’s also already implicated in other activities as shown on the newly released information.

What info did the PD release to cover it up and lie? You can’t indict someone for applying for a no-knock warrant because you didn’t like the outcome. The no-knock warrant isn’t given just because you want it. You have to prove to a judge the substantial likelihood that, by announcing yourself, you’re likely to be injured by occupants in the home. This is obviously supported by the fact that the occupant shot at them. I don’t like no-knock warrants, but that isn’t to say that they don’t serve a legitimate purpose because they do.

You bought the initial story hook, line, and sinker. Hell, even I thought this was a bad shoot in the beginning, but the information they released proves otherwise. Taylor was very much involved in, at least, a portion of the drug activity. The blood of Taylor and no these cops is on Walker. Have you read the documents they released because they absolutely implicate Taylor.

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