GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Kent County Prosecutor Chris Becker didn’t think a new jury would be able to reach a verdict if he retried ...

A week after Kent County prosecutors declined to retry the Christopher Schurr murder case following a mistrial, the state ...

A Michigan police officer who fatally shot a Black man in the back of the head after a tumultuous traffic stop will not face a second trial.

A Kent County judge ordered jurors to continue deliberating Tuesday afternoon in the murder trial of Grand Rapids police officer Christopher Schurr.

Kent County Prosecutor Chris Becker will announce Thursday whether he is retrying former officer Christopher Schurr in the ...

But the state’s higher courts denied the appeals and ordered the officer stand trial. RELATED: Christopher Schurr made split-second decision to protect himself, attorney tells jurors Testimony ...

I guarantee that Christopher Schurr thinks, in hindsight, he didn't have to make this decision," says Borgula. He brings up Schurr choosing to testify in the trial. Borgula says Becker used cross ...

That’s why I publicly supported the decision to bring Officer Christopher Schurr, now a former Grand Rapids police officer, to trial for the killing of Patrick Lyoya. A man was shot in the back of the ...

Christopher Schurr has claimed self-defense in the killing ... and demonstrators on both sides have stood outside the courthouse during the trial with signs that say, "Stand with Schurr" and ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — The jury in the Christopher Schurr murder trial resumed deliberating Tuesday. This is now the second day of deliberation, with the jury being sent home Monday after roughly ...

The jury in the murder trial of former Grand Rapids police officer Christopher Schurr has received the case and is now considering a verdict, as attorneys wrapped closing arguments May 5.

The murder trial of former Grand Rapids police officer Christopher Schurr will stretch into a second week, as defense attorneys will continue arguments when the trial resumes Monday, May 5.