FBI Launches Investigation Into EMT Killed By Cops, Moments Later Police Chief Quietly Quits

Simply before the chief made his statement of resignation, the FBI announced on Thursday that they opened research into the demise of Taylor.

Officers from the Louisville Metro Police department claimed that officers knocked at the door and announced themselves and that they had been "immediately met by way of gunfire" from Walker, upon coming into the home.

Law enforcement officials were reportedly looking for a suspect named Jamarcus Glover, who lived over 10 miles faraway from Walker and Taylor's domestic and have been arrested earlier than the police officers even broke down their door.

For protecting himself in his own home in opposition to armed robbers in the incorrect house seeking to kidnap him for alleged drug possession, Walker has been charged with first-degree assault and tried homicide of a police officer.

In step with Aguiar, police have been certainly searching out someone else and other officials had picked the suspect up at his domestic in a separate raid quickly earlier than the taking pictures.

Police had already positioned Glover at his domestic and detained him earlier than executing the warrant at Taylor's house, the match says.

The police union does not agree and claim that the family's version of events, in reality, doesn't matter and is "irrelevant." They do now not see Walker as a person protecting his home from intruders who kicked inside the door inside the nighttime.