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Sgt. Mattingly, an officer at the center of the Breonna Taylor raid, says he begged city leaders to release evidence as the case gained attention but was told no. "A lot of (the) flames that have come up, a lot of this stuff could have been diverted."https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/local/breonna-taylor/2020/10/21/louisville-police-officer-exclusive-interview-breonna-taylor-shooting/3711940001/ …
Taylor didn't "deserve to die," but police weren't there to serve as judge, jury and executioner that night, Mattingly said. "What we were being was someone who's defending their lives against gunfire coming at them," he said. He was shot in the thigh.https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/local/breonna-taylor/2020/10/21/louisville-police-officer-exclusive-interview-breonna-taylor-shooting/3711940001/ …
It’s really weird that they gave testimony that they didn’t know anything about Breonna prior to the raid but then decided NOT to perform the “no knock” portion of their raid. He is saying no knocks are safer for everyone involved but they decided otherwise...randomly 
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