The case is now in the hands of Louisville Metro Police.

Mayor Greg Fischer said the city has worked for months to enact reform in the wake of Breonna Taylor's death at the hands of Louisville Metro Police officers, and the oversight that comes with civilian review is "essential to democracy in our city."

The two candidates who had faced scrutiny were confirmed in 15-10 votes.

The two nominees face a make-or-break confirmation vote on Thursday.

Both members argued, despite the past posts, they can serve objectively.

An architect, a pastor, and a JCPS bus driver have all been tapped to serve.