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Triple S Harley is getting ready to move from its home of ten years on Cheat Road in Morgantown.
Triple S Harley is getting ready to move from its home of ten years on Cheat Road in Morgantown.
The man convicted of killing a Monongalia
County sheriff's deputy is asking a judge to acquit him.
A Pennsylvania judge sentenced Jerod Green, 36, to spend 25
to 50 years in prison two weeks ago after a jury found him guilty of third
degree murder, homicide by vehicle, homicide by vehicle while DUI, not heeding
an emergency response vehicle, and failing to maintain a lane of traffic, and
speeding.
Green's attorney filed a motion asking the judge to acquit
Green of those charges. The suit claims that the state failed to produce
sufficient evidence for those claims.
The suit claims that the jury was "swayed by sympathy for
the victim" and that no "reasonable" jury would find Green guilty of those
charges based on the state's evidence.
Green is currently serving his sentence in Pennsylvania,
and still faces charges in West Virginia.
Green killed Sgt. Todd May in a collision February 18, 2012 during a DUI
pursuit on I-79 less than a mile from the West Virginia
border.
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