On the second day of deliberations in the trial of a Baltimore police officer who's accused of involuntary manslaughter and other charges in the death of Freddie Gray, the jury sent a note to the judge saying they're deadlocked.
Judge Barry G. Williams instructed the jurors to keep working toward a verdict after receiving that note Tuesday afternoon, reports NPR's Jennifer Ludden. The panel began its deliberations in the trial of officer William Porter Monday afternoon.
Williams told jurors to reach a compromise if they can do so "without violence to your individual judgment," Jennifer says. Williams also urged them to reexamine their views of the case.
As the Two-Way reported Monday, Porter is the first of six police officers to be tried in connection with Gray's death.
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