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NEW bodycamera footage shows Breonna Taylor laying motionless in a hallway for several minutes before police checked for her pulse.

the graphic footage published this week was apart of the Louisville Metro Police Department's investigation into the death of .

The footage shows Kenneth Walker walking with his behind his head
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The footage shows Kenneth Walker walking with his behind his headCredit: Louisville Metro Police Department

Taylor, 26, an EMT, was when officer executed a no-knock warrant at her apartment in March.

The footage shows the intense and confusing aftermath of the shooting.

, Taylor's boyfriend, is seen walking with his hands behind his head, following instructions.

A former LMPD detective is seen and heard giving instructions to Walker and tells him that he is going to prison.

The footage shows an intense and confusing scene after the shooting
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The footage shows an intense and confusing scene after the shootingCredit: Louisville Metro Police Department

Walker appears to be confused in the video, asking what is going on, explaining his side of the story, and saying they didn't know who was at the door.

"No, we announced three times, 'Police, search warrant,'" an officer told Walker.

is seen asking if anyone is dead, and Walker informs him that Taylor is still in the apartment on the ground in the hallway.

He that she shot the gun back at officers, however, later confessed .

Breonna Taylor, 26, an EMT, was shot dead when officer executed a no-knock warrant at her apartment in March
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Breonna Taylor, 26, an EMT, was shot dead when officer executed a no-knock warrant at her apartment in MarchCredit: AFP or licensors

Bodycamera footage shows Taylor's body motionless in the hallway.

It is several minutes before any SWAT officers checked for her pulse after she is shot.

In the footage, officers can be heard asking Taylor, "Ma'am, can you hear us?"

When she did not respond, one officer was instructed to check her pulse before he said, "She's done."

Walker has maintained that the officers did not identify themselves and he thought they were intruders
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Walker has maintained that the officers did not identify themselves and he thought they were intrudersCredit: NBC News

The footage shows the chilling scene with bullet holes and bloodstains on the wall behind Taylor's body.

One officer is heard telling others not to turn their cameras off.

The bodycamera footage comes after the – a verdict that disappointed Taylor's family and their supporters.

The grand jury decision sparked more protests across and other US cities, some of which led to cars and buildings being damaged.

Since the incident, Myles Cosgrove, Jonathan Mattingly, and four other officers have been facing an internal probe by the Louisville Metro Police Department's Professional Standards Unit, according to a spokesman.

Hankison was fired in June for firing his gun indiscriminately into Taylor's apartment, .

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Walker was charged with , but those charges were later dropped.  

He has maintained that the officers did not identify themselves a police when they arrived at the apartment and he was scared.

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