"Mistrial Declared in Ex-Ohio Deputy's Murder Trial for Killing Casey Goodson Jr."

A mistrial was declared in the murder trial of former Ohio sheriff’s deputy Jason Meade, who shot and killed Casey Goodson Jr. in December 2020. The jury was unable to reach a verdict after Meade, who is white, shot the 23-year-old Black man six times, including five times in the back, as Goodson tried to enter his grandmother’s home. The judge will meet with prosecutors and defense lawyers to decide how to proceed, while tensions remain high as some jurors believed Meade was responsible for the unjustifiable killing. The trial was marked by the dismissal and replacement of several jurors, and Meade's claims about Goodson posing a threat were disputed by prosecutors.
- Mistrial declared in murder case of ex-Ohio deputy who shot Casey Goodson Jr. NBC News
- Jason Meade trial: Mistrial declared in deputy's killing of Black man The Columbus Dispatch
- Death of Casey Goodson Jr.: Deadlocked jury ends Jason Meade murder case in mistrial NBC4 WCMH-TV
- Judge declares a mistrial in a former Ohio deputy's murder trial The Associated Press
- Judge declares mistrial in Jason Meade's murder trial after jury fails to reach verdict 10TV
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