Cops accused of Acadia triple murder seek acquittal as defence opens case
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Defense lawyers for six police officers accused of a 2013 triple murder in St Andrew are seeking an acquittal. They began no-case submissions in the Home Circuit Court after the prosecution finished its case on Wednesday. Attorney Hugh Wildman started the submission on Thursday. The proceedings are happening before Justice Sonia Bertram-Linton without the seven-member jury. Other attorneys, including John Jacobs and Althea Grant-Coppins, are expected to provide submissions. The defense wants the case dismissed.
Defence lawyers for six policemen accused of murdering three men in St Andrew in 2013 have begun no-case submissions in the Home Circuit Court, after the prosecution closed its case on Wednesday. The defence is seeking to have the case dismissed and their clients acquitted. Attorney-at-law Hugh Wildman began his submission on Thursday and is scheduled to continue on Monday before Justice Sonia Bertram-Linton, in the absence of the seven-member jury. Other defence attorneys expected to make submissions are John Jacobs and Althea Grant-Coppins.
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