Police and National Guard troops in Louisville, Ky., prepared for another night of protests and civil unrest Thursday, as political leaders pleaded for calm. The streets of Kentucky’s most populous city were relatively quiet much of Thursday, but Louisville officials said they expected more protests in response to the announcement Wednesday that a grand jury indicted one police officer involved in Breonna Taylor’s fatal shooting. The charges were related to endangering Ms. Taylor’s neighbors, not her death—a decision civil-rights...

Source: Wall Street Journal September 24, 2020 12:17 UTC