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Taylor was killed during a police raid March 13, 2020, on her apartment near Iroquois Park. Jaynes, 40, and Meany, 35, also face civil rights charges for the search that ended in Taylor's death, while Hankison, 46, is charged with violating the civil rights of Taylor her boyfriend, Kenneth Walker and three of Taylor’s neighbors by blindly firing shots into her apartment. The indictment of Jaynes alleges Goodlett met with Jaynes in his garage so they could “get on the same page” after a postal inspector said the claim that Taylor was receiving Glover's packages was bogus.īreonna Taylor case: Experts predict who has the edge, the feds or the charged officers In fact, postal inspectors said there was no evidence Taylor was receiving packages at her apartment. Goodlett, who resigned from LMPD after the DOJ announced indictments against her and her three former colleagues earlier this month, admitted she falsely claimed a postal inspector had verified Taylor was receiving packages for her ex-boyfriend, convicted drug dealer Jamarcus Glover, at her apartment before the raid. Crump, the nationally-known attorney who has represented Taylor's family, said earlier this month that Goodlett provided 'pivotal' information to federal investigators. Some of the plea agreement remained under seal Tuesday, and it is unclear if Goodlett will testify against the other former officers charged in connection with Taylor's death. More: Which officers face federal charges in the Breonna Taylor case: What you should know Goodlett appeared Tuesday afternoon at the hearing inside the federal courthouse on West Broadway with attorney Brandon Marshall, with the former detective answering “yes, your honor,” and “yes, ma’am,” as the judge mostly asked her if she understood her rights and the accusations against her. She is the first officer to be convicted in connection with Taylor's death. District Judge Rebecca Grady Jennings with Taylor's mother, Tamika Palmer, among those present in the courtroom. Goodlett, 35, admitted the charge before U.S. A third ex-detective, Brett Hankison, is also charged in a separate federal indictment.

LIES OF P SITE TRIAL

Goodlett is expected to be a star witness at the trial of two of her ex-colleagues, Joshua Jaynes and Kyle Meany, when they are tried on civil rights charges in connection with Taylor’s death.

Former Louisville Metro Police Detective Kelly Hanna Goodlett pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of conspiring to violate the civil rights of Breonna Taylor for helping falsify an affidavit for the search of her apartment that ended in her death in March 2020.

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