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All-White Jury Set to Rule in Case of Two White St. Louis Officers Beating Black Colleague
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10:05Now PlayingIn St. Louis, an all-white jury will decide the fate of two white police officers, Dustin Boone and Christopher Myers, who are accused of assaulting their Black colleague, Luther Hall. Hall was working undercover during 2017 protests over the police killing of a Black man. A jury is supposed to represent the community's racial and ethnic makeup, but the city is 96% Black. The one prospective Black juror was dismissed because he had a cousin who was incarcerated. Criminal Defense Attorney and Director of Strike for Cause Jury Consulting, Robert Swafford, joins "Making the Case w/Yodit" to break down the case.
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