Quotes
07:19 "Ever since Ferguson— every time there's a police-involved shooting in your agency— the first question you asked was: Mam, are they Black or White?"
10:31 "You can't just debunk the lies— That's all we asked for and I called them and said: Can we please just get some truths there? And we were told— No, we can't set precedent for future cases."
13:13 "Nobody searched for drugs. Nobody searched for money. Nobody searched for documents. And we know for sure the documents and money were there. Who knows about drugs? Kenneth Walker had 16-17 mins from the time the shooting happened before he finally came out."
18:37 "It's so misconstrued in the media. It's not me fighting you. It's me living to go home to my family. That's what the warrior mentality is about."
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SUMMARY
In this episode of the National Police Association Podcast, Sgt Betsy interviews Louisville Metro PD Sgt. John Mattingly (Ret.) Christian. Conservative. Patriot. The killing of Breonna Taylor led to numerous protests against police brutality and racism. But this viral case had also been surrounded with misinformation. Sgt. Mattingly shares his personal encounter with the shooting incident and explains why an officer's warrior mentality is not a threat to the public.
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HIGHLIGHTS
00:45 Sgt. Mattingly recounts the Breonna Taylor-Kenneth Walker shooting
08:41 Misinformation surrounding the Breonna Taylor case
12:08 Why no drugs were found on site
17:22 Warrior Mentality: How it helps save police officers
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