Jurors reach partial verdict in Whitmer kidnapping trial

By Andrew Kerr

Published April 8, 2022 4:17pm ET

Jurors reach partial verdict in Whitmer kidnapping trial — This combination of photos provided by the Kent County Sheriff and the Delaware Department of Justice shows, top row from left, Brandon Caserta and Barry Croft, and bottom row from left, Adam Dean Fox and Daniel Harris. | (Kent County Sheriff, Delaware Department of Justice via AP File)

Jurors announced Friday that they have reached a verdict in some of the 10 counts against the four men accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

After five days of deliberation, however, the jury is deadlocked on some of the charges.

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