Kerrick Trial: Peaceful Day of Action
From a prayer vigil to a Teach In, there were several events Monday for the Peaceful Day of Action. The movement called attention to social justice without violence.
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From a prayer vigil to a Teach In, there were several events Monday for the Peaceful Day of Action. The movement called attention to social justice without violence.
Witnesses broke down the law on the use of deadly force for jurors Monday.
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More compelling testimony from one of the responding officers and what he saw when he arrived on the scene. Plus, the actual door from Sara McCartney's house and what damage was left for evidence.
Jurors in the voluntary manslaughter trial for CMPD Officer Wes Kerrick heard detailed descriptions Thursday about the 12 shots he fired.
Mecklenburg County has been classified with severe drought conditions, according to the North Carolina Drought Advisory.
Before the dash cam video, a crime scene investigator and the homicide detective who identified Ferrell both testified.
After two years, the public can now view the dash cam video capturing the moments before Officer Wes Kerrick shot an unarmed Jonathan Ferrell ten times.
During cross examination, the defense pointed out Officer Kerrick had injuries.
Attorneys continue to argue about photos of Ferrell's body at shooting scene.
The North Carolina Education Lottery is making it easier to buy lottery tickets by allowing customers to purchase them at the gas pumping screen.
Eight witnesses testified Monday in the voluntary manslaughter trial for Officer Wes Kerrick.
A small group of Jonathan Ferrell supporters rallied in Marshall Park Monday morning, then marched to the courthouse.
The state and defense gave the first details of how they will present their case during opening statements of the trial of CMPD Officer Wes Kerrick Monday.
Opening statements are set for Monday in the trial of CMPD Officer Wes Kerrick. WCCB Charlotte anchor Morgan Fogarty has a look at how police have prepared for the trial.
With the jurors off for the weekend, Judge Ervin heard arguments again Thursday from the media, asking for cameras to be allowed inside the courtroom.
The Charlotte Fraternal Order of Police is now asking for contributions to help support CMPD Officer Wes Kerrick and his family.
Opening statements should start Monday in the criminal trial for CMPD Officer Wes Kerrick. He's charged with voluntary manslaughter in the 2013 shooting death of Jonathan Ferrell.
