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Jury Acquits Man In 1966 Shooting That Caused Philly Officer's Death
May 25, 2010
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A man who served 16 years after he was convicted for shooting and paralyzing Philadelphia Police Officer Walter Barclay won't be heading back to prison for murder, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports.
A jury acquitted William Barnes on Monday for causing the death of Barclay, who succumbed to wounds 41 years after the 1966 shooting. Barnes had shot the 23-year-old rookie during a burglary.
However, Barnes is likely to remain behind bars until 2030 for other convictions including two robberies and an attempted prison escape.
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Tags: Philadelphia PD, Duty Deaths, Cop Killers
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