Deliberations paused for hours on Wednesday after two jurors were heard discussing details of the murder trial in a public space.
KENT, Wash. — Jury deliberations in the murder trial of Auburn police officer Jeffrey Nelson were paused for hours on Wednesday while the court parsed through several issues that came to light that morning.
Nelson faces charges of second-degree murder and first-degree assault resulting from the death of Jesse Sarey, whom he shot twice while attempting to make an arrest in May of 2019.
There is no question as to whether it was Nelson who killed Sarey. The question is whether or not
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