I agree, but video and a simple narrative goes a long way to getting support. Breonna's case has the following disadvantages: many Americans are willing to giv

I agree, but video and a simple narrative goes a long way to getting support. Breonna's case has the following disadvantages: many Americans are willing to give LEOs benefit of the doubt when there is no video, it's "the word of the police versus a suspected criminal", the police union's hitpiece[1] in the media, and the slow wheels of the legal ("justice") system to investigate the facts which are never fully known in the media within days of an incident. [1] https://www.wdrb.com/in-depth/louisville-police-fop-president-disgusted-by-metro-councilwoman-statements-in-breonna-taylor-case/article_b4f80758-9b84-11ea-86b1-8b4ad95e2ce3.html https://www.wdrb.com/in-depth/louisville-police-fop-presiden...