
Louisville officer charged with allegedly hitting a person in the head who was surrendering for arrest
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A Louisville, Kentucky, police officer faces a federal charge after allegedly hitting a kneeling person in the head during an arrest in May 2020, court documents show.
The arrest happened in the midst of a wave of protests against the killings of Breonna Taylor in Louisville and George Floyd in Minneapolis -- both of whom were Black people killed by police officers last year. Louisville Metro Police Officer Cory Evans faces one count of deprivation of rights, according to the charging document filed Wednesday by the US Attorney's Office for the Western District of Kentucky.More Related News

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