Breonna Taylor neighbor wants to know why cop wasn't charged for shooting into his unit
Two bullets tore through the floor of Stanley David’s apartment the night Breonna Taylor was killed.
David said he first thought someone was breaking into one of the apartments in his building. He said none of the five people in his apartment heard police knocking on Taylor’s door or announcing their presence.
By 8 a.m., David went outside to go to work. He said a police officer told him he couldn’t because there was evidence under his work van.
A short time later, more police came to his apartment to ask questions. They checked his apartment and found the bullet hole in the hallway floor but not the one outside his bedroom door, roughly 5 feet from where he was sleeping — that was later discovered by FBI agents, David said.
Police initially said someone shot at officers and officers responded.
David and family eventually decided to move in June. Federal agents were still in David’s apartment investigating the shooting as he and his family packed up their belongings — some of the agents even helped, he said.