In the name of justice, Porsha Williams, Yandy Smith, and activist Tamika Mallory were arrested, while attending a protest for Breonna Taylor, in Louisville, Kentucky.
According to The Courier Journal, protesters, marched to the Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s home, demanding that officers involved for the death of Breonna Taylor be arrested and charged.
…”More than 100 protesters marched to Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s house in Louisville’s East End Tuesday afternoon to demand justice for Breonna Taylor.”
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TSR Staff: La’Janeé @_lajanee_ _________________________________ #TSRUpdatez: In the name of justice, #PorshaWilliams, #YandySmith, and activist #TamikaMallory were arrested, while attending a protest for #BreonnaTaylor, in Louisville, Kentucky. _________________________________ According to The Courier Journal, protesters, marched to the Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s home, demanding that officers involved for the death of Breonna Taylor be arrested and charged. _________________________________ …”More than 100 protesters marched to Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s house in Louisville’s East End Tuesday afternoon to demand justice for Breonna Taylor.” _________________________________ In a video clip—read more at theshaderoom.com 📹:@mrjerometrammel
In a video clip posted by her fiance Dennis McKinley, you can see a woman who is said to be Porsha, as she is taken away in handcuffs. It’s not immediately known why she was arrested but it appears that she was with a group of people who were protesting in front of the District Attorney’s house.
A post made on Yandy’s account confirms she and Tamika were arrested along with over 90 other people.
“UPDATE- Over 100 people arrested including
@tamikadmallory @porsha4real @untilfreedom @mysonnenygeneral @moniqueidlett @bonded4ever and @yandysmith head to @untilfreedom and donate to the emergency bail fund.”
Mallory’s account gave instructions on how people could join in and what social media accounts to follow during the protest. Ending with, “Breonna Taylor must get justice. Standing up for Breonna is standing up for all Black women.#ArrestTheCops”
These ladies are no strangers to protests. They’ve always fought for change.
We’ll keep you updated, Roomies.
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