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Larynzo Johnson, 26, was arrested Wednesday night over the cop shootings and charged with two counts of first-degree assault of a police officer.

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Larynzo Johnson is 26 years old

  • Larynzo Johnson was arrested over the shooting of two cops in Louisville Wednesday night
  • He was charged with assault of a police officer and wanton endangerment – the very same charge brought against the only cop to be indicted over the shooting death of Breonna Taylor
  • Louisville Police confirmed two cops were shot at Brook Street and Broadway about 8.30pm Wednesday
  • The officers were hospitalized in stable condition and one was taken for surgery
  • Donald Trump took to Twitter to say he is praying for the officers injured
  • A total of 127 protesters were arrested in Louisville Wednesday night and dozens more across America
  • In Seattle, 13 people were arrested and one cop was hit over the head with a baseball bat
  • Meanwhile, shocking footage online shows a Seattle cop riding their bicycle over the head of a protester
  • Protests broke out after a grand jury announced its decision to indict only one cop involved in Taylor’s killing
  • Fired cop Brett Hankison was charged with wanton endangerment for shooting at a neighbor’s home
  • Hundreds took to the streets to decry the decision as clashes broke out between police and protesters
  • Cops fired pepper balls at demonstrators who refused to pull back and multiple people were detained
  • Kentucky Gov Andy Beshear deployed the National Guard in anticipation of nighttime violence
  • By 11pm at least 46 people had been arrested in connection with protests – including two journalists
  • Other protests formed in cities across the country, including New York, Washington D.C, Chicago and Atlanta

Who is Larynzo Johnson and incident detail

A suspected gunman was charged with ‘immoral danger’ after two Louisville policemen were shot during protests after the Kentucky’s grand jury decided not to charge the officers involved in the death of Breonna Taylor.


Larynzo Johnson, 26, was arrested for the police shooting on Wednesday night and was charged with two first-degree assaults on a police officer and 14 first-degree immoral danger – the second is the same charge against the single police. He will be charged for the murder of Taylor.

According to the Courier Journal, the statement of the arrest says that Johnson ‘deliberately used a pistol to fire multiple bullets at the officers … caused serious physical injury’.

A total of 127 protesters were arrested during the riots in Taylor’s hometown of Louisville last night, and dozens of protesters were detained amid demonstrations in various cities, including New York, Chicago and Los Angeles.
In Seattle, Washington state, 13 people were arrested, including damaging property, resisting arrest, non-dispersion, and assault on a police officer after a police hit the head with a baseball bat.

Meanwhile, shocking footage emerged of a police in Seattle riding a bicycle on the head of a protester lying on the ground.

What Police Chief Robert Schroeder said about Larynzo Johnson

Louisville Provisional Police Chief Robert Schroeder said the shooting of the two officers took place on Brook Street and Broadway at around 8.30 am when the officers were responding to a large crowd of demonstrators.

Both officers, whose identity could not be identified, were taken to Louisville University Hospital.

One of the officers was shot in the thigh, the other in the abdomen under his bulletproof vest. Both were stable and one was undergoing surgery last night.

“I am very worried about the safety of our officers,” Schroeder said at a press conference on Wednesday right after 10 pm.

Obviously, two of our policemen were shot tonight. This is a very serious and dangerous situation. I think the safety of our civil servants and the society we serve is extremely important. ‘

President Donald Trump soon took to Twitter and said he prayed for injured officers.

“The Federal Government is standing behind you and ready to help,” he tweeted. “We’ve spoken to [Governor Andy Beshear] and are ready to work together immediately upon request!”