Louisville Det. Myles Cosgrove is asking for funds to «purchase the remainder of his service time» and retire. Cosgrove was not fired after Breonna Taylor’s killing, nor was he charged in her death.
Now, Cosgrove is seeking funds on the «Christian crowdfunding site» GiveSendGo so he can «purchase the remainder of his service time» and retire, according to the fundraiser’s description. He wants to focus on his family’s safety, which, per the description, has been threatened since protests erupted after Taylor’s killing. «Myles’ reputation has been completely dismantled and the psychological trauma is something that he will have to cope with for the rest of his life,» the fundraiser description reads. Jarrod Beck, an attorney for Cosgrove, confirmed to CNN that the page was set up by members of Cosgrove’s family but declined to comment further. CNN also reached out to GiveSendGo to comment on the campaign and is waiting to hear back.
