A judge has agreed to Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron's request for a delay in releasing the grand jury recordings in the controversial Breonna Taylor decision.
Cameron filed a motion saying the delay was necessary to protect witnesses' personal information.
Judge Ann Bailey Smith gave Cameron's office a new deadline of noon Friday to submit the grand jury recordings.
Daniel Cameron asked for a one week delay in the release of the recordings to protect the interest of witnesses, "in particular private citizens named in the recordings." and wants to "redact personal identifiers of any named person, and to redact both names and personal identifiers of any private citizen."
Attorneys for former Detective Brett Hankison agreed with the delay.
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