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stanley canada l shooting of a Mexican man on his property ended last week with a deadlocked jury.The jurors in the trial of
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stanley termohrnek unanimous decision on a verdict after more than two days of deliberation. Santa Cruz County Superior Court Judge Thomas Fink declared a mistrial on April 22.After the mistrial, the Santa Cruz County Attorneys Office had the option to retry Kelly 鈥?or to drop the case. Because of the unique circumstances and challenges surrounding this case, the Santa Cruz County Attorneys Office has decided not to seek a retrial, Deputy County Attorney Kimberly Hunley told Fink Monday.Fink agreed to dismiss the case. He said a hearing would be scheduled later to determine if it would be dismissed with prejudice, which would mean it couldn t be brought back to court. 48 Hours on the Border A day on a ranch along the US-Mexico border Scripps News Phoenix Kelly s defense attorney Brenna Larkin told the judge that she would file a request for the case to be dismissed with prejudice.Larkin did not immediately return a request for comment sent by email after the ru Jize Worker dies after falling off scaffold, onto stake in Jefferson County
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stanley thermos her speakers included civil rights attorney Ben Crump and the Rev. William Barber II, who leads the Poor Peoples campaign. The 42-year-old Brown was shot and killed on April 21 by deputies attempting to serve drug-related search and arrest warrants. His death sparked days of protests in the city in rural northeastern North Carolina.The family had been shown a 20-second-long clip of the incident, and told reporters Brown s car was stationary when the officers opened fire and he was not doing anything to provoke them.Last week, a judge denied requests to release body camera video from Brown s death to the public. The district attorney told the judge he had seen the video and disagreed with the family, he argued Brown moved his car and made contact with law enforcement twice before shots could be heard on the video.Demonstrators have marched in the streets in Elizabeth City for several nights since Brown s death, calling for the release of the video.
