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Daniel Perry Found Not Guilty on Misdemeanor Deadly Conduct Charge
A six-person jury cleared Perry after more than two hours of deliberation in a case prosecutors said stemmed from reckless driving toward demonstrators.
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Perry Found Not Guilty of Deadly Conduct
A Travis County jury has found Daniel Perry not guilty of a misdemeanor deadly conduct charge related to his actions during a July 2020 protest in downtown Austin. The verdict was returned Thursday, Oct. 22, following a The post Perry Found Not Guilty of Deadly Conduct appeared first on KLBJ-AM - Austin, TX.
Daniel Perry found not guilty on misdemeanor deadly conduct charge
Travis County jury finds Daniel Perry not guilty of deadly conduct charge after 2020 shooting
Gov. Greg Abbott in 2024 pardoned the former U.S. Army sergeant for the 2020 killing of a protester in downtown Austin. A Travis County jury declined to convict him of a lesser charge Thursday.
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