A jury will return to deliberations Monday as they try to decide if a former Arlington police officer is criminally negligent in the fatal shooting of a woman.
Defense argues Arlington officer’s deadly force was justified
A jury determining whether a former Arlington police officer should be convicted of manslaughter for accidentally killing a woman will continue deliberations on Monday. In 2019, he responded to a welfare call from someone concerned that Margarita Brooks, who was homeless, may have been unconscious in a grassy area along North Collins Street.Singh said he feared for his life when he fired three shots.Jury deliberations continue Monday morning.
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