Attorney for Breonna Taylor's family demands transcripts from grand jury

The attorney for Breonna Taylor's family says he won't accept the findings of a Kentucky grand jury until the state's attorney general releases the transcripts from the proceedings.

Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump called on Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron to provide "transparency" to a grand jury ruling that failed to indict any of the police officers at the scene of Taylor's shooting with charges specific to her death.

“If you want us to accept the results, then release the transcript so we can have transparency,” Crump said during a Friday morning news conference in Louisville, Kentucky.