The jury in the high-profile Lindsay Clancy trial was sent home again Thursday afternoon after her defense attorney publicly blamed a single "spurned" juror for stalling deliberations, pushing the process into a seventh consecutive day. Jurors appear to be deadlocked at 11-1, with one holdout refusing to join the majority in what has become a tense and protracted deliberation over the former Chicago police officer's fate. Clancy was charged in connection with the 2014 shooting death of a 16-year-old boy, a case that drew significant public attention and community tension in Chicago. The jury is expected to return Friday morning for another round of discussions, with the defense arguing the lone holdout is being pressured while the prosecution likely contends the jury is close to reaching a verdict.
The jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial was sent home again Thursday afternoon after her defense attorney blamed one "spurned" juror for causing deliberations to extend into Friday, which would be their seventh consecutive day. Jurors appear to be split 11-1 and will return to court Friday morning for another day of discussions, seeking to...
