Louisville police officer alleges discrimination over his opinion on Breonna Taylor's killing
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Kentucky police officer who was shot in 2020 during protests over Breonna Taylor’s death is suing his department, alleging his superiors discriminated against him after he expressed his opinion about Taylor’s shooting. Louisville ...
Black Kentucky cop shot during Breonna Taylor protests sues his P.D. for discrimination
Black Kentucky cop shot during Breonna Taylor protests sues his P.D. for discrimination - Robinson Desroches says officers ‘who discuss race or criticize their experience related to race are vilified
Louisville police officer shot in 2020 Breonna Taylor protests files lawsuit against department
According to court records, Desroches claims he was shot alongside Major Aubrey Gregory on Sept. 23, 2020, by Larynzo Johnson "because LMPD officers killed Breonna Taylor." Desroches said he was shot in the abdomen where the bullet traveled through his hip and close to his spine,
Louisville police officer shot during Breonna Taylor protests sues department over lies about case
Louisville Metro Police Officer Robinson Desroches has filed a lawsuit claiming he was discriminated against after expressing his belief that the department lied to the public about Taylor’s death.
Louisville officer shot during Breonna Taylor protests sues city, department
In a lawsuit filed recently in Jefferson County Circuit Court, five-year veteran Robinson Desroches made claims of discrimination and racism.
LMPD officer shot during 2020 protests explains discrimination lawsuit against department
Desroches alleges after being shot during the 2020 protests, he was re-traumatized by his own department. He's now suing LMPD for discrimination and a hostile work environment.
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