Aaron Dean's trial set to begin Monday, here's what to expect
The decision Aaron Dean made when he shot and killed Atatiana Jefferson, and what the jury believes about it, will determine if he remains free or spends up to life in prison.
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The decision Aaron Dean made when he shot and killed Atatiana Jefferson, and what the jury believes about it, will determine if he remains free or spends up to life in prison.
The unusually large jury pool of 200 people was narrowed down to a few dozen by Thursday night, after a full day of attorneys questioning potential jurors about their opinions on law enforcement.
Jury selection will extend into a fifth day in the high-profile murder trial of Aaron Dean, who when he was a police officer shot and killed a woman in her home in 2019. The unusually large jury pool of 200 people to start the week, was narrowed down to a few dozen by Thursday night, after a full day of attorneys questioning potential jurors about their opinions on law enforcement, and their willingness to potentially send a former officer to prison for five to 99 years.
Jury selection will extend into a fifth day in the high-profile murder trial of Aaron Dean, who when he was a police officer shot and killed a woman in her home in 2019.
Jury selection is scheduled to continue Thursday, with the goal of seating a jury before the end of the week.
Jury selection started Monday afternoon in Fort Worth for the murder trial of Aaron Dean, a former police officer who shot and killed Atatiana Jefferson in her home in 2019.
Their statements are key to a new push to move the approaching murder trial for former officer Aaron Dean out of Tarrant County.
Their statements are key to a new push to move the approaching murder trial for former officer Aaron Dean out of Tarrant County.
The defense team for Aaron Dean is making another push to move his murder trial out of Tarrant County.
Tomorrow will mark three years since Atatiana Jefferson was shot and killed by a Fort Worth police officer.
Tomorrow will mark three years since Atatiana Jefferson was shot and killed by a Fort Worth police officer.
