Jury foreperson: Buen’s guilt was 'clear as day,' but holdout refused to budge

The foreperson on a jury that couldn’t reach a verdict on key counts in the trial of Andrew Buen said a holdout juror appeared biased and shouldn’t have been on the jury.
Kristi Englekirk, a defense attorney, was selected foreperson on Wednesday, when the jury began deliberating the case that revolves around the 2022 shooting death of Christian Glass after he called 911 for help during an apparent mental health crisis.
The jury voted to convict Buen on one of the three counts: reckless endangerment. But the jury hung on second-degree murder and official misconduct.
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[@joshcollins2997]

i told everyone he would walk, they are cops what do you expect.

[@Beethechange1]

Yup

[@SpartacusColo]

Was Buen the guy standing on the hood??? The cops "de-escalated" for an hour. This woman has zero life experience and a very unrealistic view of The World. Her hypothetical is the epitome of self-centeredness. Her decision to sacrifice "her friend" is hers and no one else's. It's astounding that she will throw stones about other person's biases when she clearly has her own.

[@Beethechange1]

Juror.. back the blue no matter what they do until it happens to you