Her death, along with the killing of George Floyd and Minnesota last year, sparked global protests against police brutality and racism.

Oh, my God!

Protesters marched through downtown, holding signs of Taylor's face, chanting Black lives matter and No justice, no peace.

Taylor, a black 26 year old emergency medical technician and aspiring nurse, was shot six times during a botched police raid of her Louisville home.

A grand jury in September recommended no homicide charges against the three white officers in the case.

One, Brett Hankinson, was charged with wanton endangerment but not murder.

During Saturday's rally in Louisville, speakers called for justice for Taylor and reforms to the criminal justice system.

Come on, please keep the door of Briana Taylor's home shadow a cold pub, and they had the nerve to say it was justified in doing so well, according to the United States sushi Fourth Amendment citizens have a right to be safe and protected in their person and property at the home of unreasonable.