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A man charged with murder three years ago in the stabbing death of his boyfriend at an East Side apartment was acquitted Friday afternoon after a week-long jury trial in Franklin County Common Pleas Court.
The jury deliberated for only about two hours before returning the not-guilty verdict for Anthony C. Wofford III.
The jurors watched cellphone video that a witness, Wilkerson s teenage nephew, recorded of a fight that immediately preceded the stabbing in Wofford s apartment in the 5600 block of Hibernia Drive.
The video shows Wilkerson assaulting Wofford, including slamming his head against a door and dragging him across the floor by his hair. The video ends as Wofford lunges toward the kitchen, where he grabbed a knife used in the stabbing.
Lawsuit: Ohio prison officials wrongly diverted inmates COVID-19 stimulus payments to pay fees, fines
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Dunn is facing a nine-count indictment.
Credit: Franklin County Jail Author: 10TV Web Staff Updated: 3:54 PM EDT April 9, 2021
Former Ohio State running back Bri onte Dunn is facing nine counts in an indictment filed in Franklin County Common Pleas Court.
Dunn pleaded not guilty Monday to the charges including kidnapping, corrupting others with drugs, abduction, tampering with evidence, two counts of possession of drugs and three counts of trafficking in drugs.
According to an affidavit filed by Grandview Heights police, officers were called to a home in January on Junction Way, near Yard Street, for a woman who was suffering an apparent overdose.