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There’s more trouble brewing in Louisville, Kentucky, but this time it doesn’t have anything to do with the death of Breonna Taylor. It does have to do with one member of the Louisville Police Department, however. Officer Matthew Schrenger stopped off before work at the EMW Women’s Surgical Center, an abortion clinic, back in February and knelt to pray for a while. He then went back to his patrol car and proceeded to work as usual. But some liberal activists on the scene noticed that he was a police officer and began taking photographs of him. Both Planned Parenthood and Black Lives Matter were immediately up in arms and calling for Schrenger to be canceled. The Louisville PD responded by suspending him from duty the same day and launching a four-month investigation into what he had done. The suspension was finally lifted on June 29. But now Schrenger is going to court against the department, claiming that his First Amendment rights were violated.
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