<div>My name is Asha Taylor, and I’m a night shift oncology nurse, mother, and budding entrepreneur—the founder of <a href="https://Https//loungenurse.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Nurses Lounge of Central Arkansas</a> , a social group on a mission to help nurses overcome burnout in healthcare.
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<div>On October 5, 2025, my life took a shocking turn. While I was at work caring for patients, the Maumelle Police Department wrongfully entered my home—kicking in my back door after a young woman claimed her suicidal friend was inside. That friend was never at my address. The police failed to verify the location before destroying my property.
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<div>When I returned home that morning after my shift, I was terrified—believing I had been robbed. My door was busted open, my home and dog left unsecured for over 12 hours, and I had received no notice or communication from the police or the city.
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<div>I only learned the truth after calling 911 to report a burglary at my home over 12 hours later, once I arrived that following morning and saw that the back door had been severely damaged and my dog, whom I had left safely in his room the night before, was loose inside the house.
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<div>My story was later covered by KARK News in Little Rock, which highlighted the incident and the city’s failed response. You can read the full article here:
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<div> “<a href="https://www.kark.com/news/local-news/i-thought-i-was-robbed-maumelle-woman-returns-to-find-police-kicked-in-her-door/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><a href="https://www.kark.com/news/local-news/i-thought-i-was-robbed-maumelle-woman-returns-to-find-police-kicked-in-her-door/" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.kark.com/news/local-news/i-thought-i-was-robbed-maumelle-woman-returns-to-find-police-kicked-in-her-door/</a></a>  (KARK News)
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<div>While the City of Maumelle sent workers to “fix” the door, the repairs are poor quality and unsafe. My home deserves to be restored properly—not patched up as an afterthought. I am now pursuing legal action against the Maumelle Police Department for negligence, property damage, and emotional distress.
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<div>This GoFundMe will help cover:
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<div> Professional repairs to replace the damaged door and frame
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<div> Security upgrades to protect my home and my peace of mind
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<div> Legal fees and documentation to prepare my case for accountability
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<div> Therapy and recovery from the emotional toll of the incident
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<div>As a nurse, I dedicate my nights to caring for others. As a mom and entrepreneur, I pour my heart into creating safe spaces for caregivers to heal and feel seen. But this time, I’m the one who needs a little help.
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<div>If you can contribute—or even share—your support means the world. Every dollar brings me closer to restoring not just my home, but my sense of safety, dignity, and peace.
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<div> Thank you for standing with me.
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<div>Every share and donation makes a difference.
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Jason Gill

Pauline Nyalala

Police Wrongly Kicked In My Door — Help Me Restore My Home

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