No verdict in DC Councilman Trayon White’s bribery trial as jury deliberations head into third day
Trayon White, a member of the D.C. Council, is on trial in federal court on charges of bribery. Prosecutors allege he accepted $35,000 in cash in exchange for agreeing to be influenced in his official duties, while his defense argues the evidence does not prove this happened. After five days of testimony, the case went to a jury, which has been deliberating for multiple days without reaching a verdict as of Friday.
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4 developments- Sep 21Trayon White seeks acquittal as bribery trial nears jury deliberations
- Sep 22After five days of testimony, Trayon White case set to go to the jury
- Sep 23No verdict reached in DC Councilman Trayon White’s bribery trial; jury to return Thursday
- Sep 24No verdict in DC Councilman Trayon White’s bribery trial as jury deliberations head into third day
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Jurors enter third day of deliberations in DC Council member Trayon White’s bribery trial
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