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Epilogue: A Win For No One

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In this episode, we’ll take you through the emotional day in court when former Officer Andrew Delke took a plea deal instead of going to trial.

Longtime Nashville Civil Rights Activist Calls Police Officer’s Plea Deal ‘A Win For No One’

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Walter Searcy has been pushing for changes at the Nashville police department for half a century. And he’s been closely following the case of Andrew Delke, the police officer who resigned before taking a plea deal for a lesser charge last week just before his murder trial was set to begin.

What Happened Inside The Courtroom And Out As Nashville Officer Took A Plea Deal

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Deadly Force host Samantha Max was in court as Andrew Delke took a plea deal. She speaks with WPLN host Nina Cardona about the deal, how the sides agreed to it, and how people have reacted.

Delke Trial: What Happened Inside The Courtroom And Out As Nashville Officer Took A Plea Deal

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Jury selection was supposed to begin Tuesday morning for the first trial of a Nashville police officer charged with murder. Instead, Andrew Delke is now serving a three-year sentence for manslaughter. Criminal justice reporter Samantha Max spoke with WPLN’s Morning Edition host Nina Cardona about the plea deal.

What We Know So Far About Former Nashville Police Officer Andrew Delke’s Plea Deal

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A police officer is expected to appear in a Nashville courtroom today to plead guilty to manslaughter for the 2018 shooting of Daniel Hambrick.

Expert Interview: What To Expect During Murder Trial Of Nashville Police Officer

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As a defense attorney who also spent more than a decade in the Nashville District Attorney’s office, Jim Todd seen the legal system from both sides. But next week, it won’t be an ordinary civilian going on trial. It’ll be a Nashville police officer, the first to be charged with murder for an on-duty killing.

Delke Trial: Nashville Attorney Breaks Down What To Expect In Court During Murder Trial Of Nashville Police Officer

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Jim Todd, who’s practiced as a Nashville prosecutor and a defense attorney, says the first murder trial against a Nashville police officer for an on-duty shooting is a very difficult case to break down.

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