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Aaron Dean, the former Texas police officer who was convicted of manslaughter in the 2019 killing of Atatiana Jefferson, has been sentenced to 11 years, 10 months and 12 days in prison.The decision was announced on the afternoon of Tuesday, Dec. 20, less than a week after Dean was found guilty of manslaughter on Dec. 15. This verdict and sentence won t bring Atatiana J stanley cup effer stanley cup son back, Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney Sharen Wilson said in a statement following the sentencing. This trial was difficult for all involved, including our community. My sympathies remain with Atatiana s family and friends and I pray they find peace. This trial wasn t about politics and i stanley cup t wasn t about race. If someone breaks the law, they have to be held accountable. The jury agreed. We thank the jury members for making sure justice was served. Dean was initially indicted on a murder charge, but before the jury began deliberations, the judge in the case told them they could consider a manslaughter verdict, which in Texas carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.Sentencing deliberations began on Monday. The jury deliberated for more than seven hours before breaking for the day. The sentencing ends a long-delayed trial that began three years after Jefferson was killed in her Forth Worth-area home. Dean arrived at her house on Oct. 12, 2019, responding to a call about an open front door after a neighbor made a report to a nonemergency police Tacl Mike Batayeh, Breaking Bad actor and comedian, dies at age 52
The clock ran just after the ball left Kris Jenkins hand at the end of the 2016 NCAA men s basketball championship, giving onlookers everywhere a second to take a deep breath in preparation for either a deep sigh or shrieks of happiness.Complete March Madness coverage on CBSSportsWhen the ball hit the back of the r adidas samba im and clanked through the net, securing Jenkins and Villanova a 77-74 victory over North Carolinain the national championship Monday night, fans everywhere let out yells at what will go down as one of the most exiting finishes in sports history. When Villanova wins the NationalChampionship at the buzzer. Nova watch party in the Pavilion pic.twitter/EAXMUIhirjmdash; Patrick Shatkus @shatkusp April 5, 2016 The Villanova teamstream call of the final shot pic.twitter/vTYkVo4txmmdash; The Cauldron @TheCauldron April 5, 2016 This security guard represents everyone s reaction to Villanova s game-winning shot https://t.co/pg7jz1coMk https://t.co/bJItQHyjZqmdash; SB Nation CBB @SBNationCBB April 5, 2016 Everywhere, that is, except on Villanova s bench, where co adidas campus ach Jay Wright could barely crack a smile. Let s talk about Jay Wright slow-playing one of the most exciting moments in sports history.https://t.co/Nss642Fnjxmdash; CBS Sports @CBSSports April 5, 2016 With 4.7 seconds salomon left and the game tied after an exciting double-clutch three-pointer from UNC s Marcus Paige, Wright called a timeout. He had one play in mind, a play they d worked on al