It was a busy Wednesday as attorneys in the Antonio Armstrong Jr. case continue to find an unbiased jury.
potential jurors were questioned on revolves around their beliefs about the Houston Police Department.
When asked about prior knowledge of the case, the juror said, “I have no prior knowledge of the case in any capacity.Two of them shared the burden was higher for prosecutors to prove their case.When Jordan asked about the defense team, the juror said, “They will fight for everything if their client is going to jail. They want everything they need.”
A third juror told Jordan, “I do want to know all the details. If you do not present them, I don’t know.”
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