A former Louisville police detective pleads guilty to a federal conspiracy charge after helping falsify the warrant that led to the deadly police raid at Breonna Taylor's apartment.
Mr Jaynes, Mr Meany and and Mr Hankison have all been fired.
Federal prosecutors said in court records that Mr Jaynes, who drew up the warrant, had claimed to Goodlett days before the warrant was served that he had "verified" from a postal inspector that a suspected drug dealer was receiving packages at Ms Taylor's apartment. She added a paragraph saying the suspected drug dealer, Jamarcus Glover, was using Ms Taylor's apartment as his current address, according to the court records.
Mr Jaynes and Goodlett then met in Mr Jaynes's garage to "get on the same page" before Mr Jaynes talked to investigators about the Taylor warrant, court records said.
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