Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron got dragged for filth for tweeting about Black History Month after the way he handled the murder of Breonna Taylor—the 26-year-old essential worker who was killed by police in her home during a botched drug raid. Social media could not believe A.G. Cameron’s capacity for his audacity, and slammed him for hypocrisy.

Today marks the first day of #BlackHistoryMonth. This month, let’s take time to remember and celebrate the contributions Black men and women have made to our Commonwealth and to our nation. pic.twitter.com/nmpitBDyAb

— Attorney General Daniel Cameron (@kyoag) February 1, 2021

Rihanna retweeted Cameron’s tweet and demanded #JusticeforBreonnaTaylor, Porsha Williams shared a simple question on Instagram, “Are you kidding me?” while Yvette Nicole Brown questioned the “unmitigated ashy gall of this clown.”

Sup nigga? #JusticeforBreonnaTaylor https://t.co/tkk3hXf9L2

— Rihanna (@rihanna) February 1, 2021

The unmitigated ashy gall of this clown. #JusticeForBreonnaTaylor is how you honor #BlackHistoryMonth

THAT’S how you prove #BlackLivesMatter , @kyoag.#DanielCameron is trash. #SkinfolkRunAmuck https://t.co/oVjLbCW1Rw

— yvette nicole brown (@YNB) February 2, 2021

I see you @rihanna. Justice for #BreonnaTaylor ✊🏾 https://t.co/psptz4hNgR

— kerry washington (@kerrywashington) February 1, 2021

During a press conference held in September 2020, A.G. Daniel Cameron said Brett Hankison—one of three officers involved in Breonna’s case—had been charged with three counts of wanton endangerment. Despite Jonathan Mattingly and Myles Cosgrove’s involvement, Cameron said the two officers “were justified in their use of force” since Breonna Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, fired first—although FBI ballistics analysis revealed Cosgrove as the officer who fired the fatal shot.

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