Yandy Smith, Tamika Mallory and Porsha Williams Arrested at Protest Demanding Justice for Breonna Taylor

Yandy Smith, Tamika Mallory and Porsha Williams attend a protest demanding justice for Breonna Taylor. (Photo: @yandysmith/Instagram)

Real Housewives of Atlanta star Porsha Williams, actress and entrepreneur Yandy Smith and TV star and activist Tamika Mallory are among dozens of people who’ve been arrested in Louisville, Kentucky at a protest demanding justice for Breonna Taylor. 

The trio demonstrated outside the home of Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron urging him to file charges against the three police officers involved in Breonna’s death – the 26-year-old was shot in her sleep more than four months ago after officers served a no-knock warrant at the wrong address.

According to the Louisville Police Department, the protestors were arrested for trespassing on the Attorney General’s property.

 

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Stand for something or fall for anything! We have heard from everyone on the inside and they are all ok. Over 100 people have been detained including the following people who choose to use their celebrity and platforms to stand on the right side of justice @ybncordae @traeabn @tamikadmallory @lsarsour @mysonnenygeneral @yandysmith @angelopintoesq @porsha4real @kstills . . Donate to the bail fund by clicking the link in the bio of @untilfreedom @untilfreedom . Keep applying pressure to @danieljaycameron because #breonnataylor can’t fight for herself. . . All family members of the above can contact @bonded4ever for info

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“WE IN KENTUCKY TO MAKE SURE YALL KNOW BREONNA TAYLOR’S LIFE MATTERED,” Yandy Smith wrote in a social media post before her arrest.

“We invited ourselves to your house Attorney General @danieljaycameron. Just like the cops did when they murdered her. We don’t plan on letting up until you arrest the cops,” she writes in a separate post.

Rappers Cordae, Trae the Truth and author/activist Linda Sarsour were also among those detained.