Convicted cop killer Othal Wallace won't get a new trial
A Clay County jury convicted Othal Wallace of manslaughter with a firearm but not first-degree murder, which carried a possible death sentence.
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A Clay County jury convicted Othal Wallace of manslaughter with a firearm but not first-degree murder, which carried a possible death sentence.
A man convicted earlier this month in the killing of a Daytona Beach police officer is requesting a new trial. The attorney for Othal Wallace filed a motion in the Seventh Judicial Circuit Court on Monday.
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Othal Wallace, 31, was found guilty of manslaughter after fatally shooting Daytona Beach Police Officer Jason Raynor two years ago.
Othal Wallace was recently convicted of manslaughter in the 2021 killing of Daytona Beach Officer Jason Raynor.