Jurors will deliberate for a fourth day Friday in the voluntary manslaughter trial of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Officer Wes Kerrick.

After of hours into day two of deliberations, jurors wanted to review the information that caused question for many over the past two years.

It's not just the state, defense, and family members who are waiting for a verdict. Many curious and concerned citizens have been in the court room since the beginning.

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With the state carrying the burden of proof, they began and got to end closing arguments. They focused on excessive force, while the defense reinforced Kerrick acting in self defense in the line of duty.

For the first time in decades a jury is deliberating whether a CMPD officer is guilty of voluntary manslaughter for shooting an unarmed man while on the job.