Sabado, Hulyo 30, 2011

Attorney wants trial in Ohio deputy's death moved - Cleveland Plain Dealer

LEBANON, Ohio (AP) ? An attorney for a man charged with murder for a deputy's death during a high-speed police chase has asked the court to move the trial.

Attorney Clyde Bennett's motion filed Wednesday in Lebanon says Marcus Isreal is a black man accused of killing a white deputy and cannot get a fair trial in predominantly white Warren County.

U.S. Census figures show the county has a 3.3 percent black population.

The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that Bennett's motion also says extensive media coverage would prevent a fair trial.

Isreal, of Middletown, pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges in Sgt. Brian Dulle's (DOOL'-ee) death.

Authorities say Dulle was putting out stop sticks to halt a speeding, stolen car driven by Isreal when it struck him.

Bennett says the crash was accidental.

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Information from: The Cincinnati Enquirer, http://www.enquirer.com

Source: http://www.cleveland.com/newsflash/index.ssf/story/attorney-wants-trial-in-ohio-deputys-death/08a3b81efb824dd5a4e7d6b47ad5e241

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