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+3 Louisville officers who raided Breonna Taylor’s home can’t be suspended without pay, city lawyer says “Some may believe the facts are clear and known,” Metro government’s deputy general counsel wrote in a memo Monday. “However, that is incorrect, as there is disputable evidence as to whether misconduct occurred.”
