Aaron Dean attended the hearing virtually because of a medical issue. He is currently free on bond. Prosecutors want the trial to begin in the month of March rather than the tentatively set date in May.
Prosecutors want the trial moved up for the former Fort Worth police officer who shot Atatiana Jefferson.
The hearing lasted less than an hour. And the focus was squarely on the state trying to convince the judge to reevaluate the trial timetable.Trial for ex-Fort Worth officer Aaron Dean delayed until May Prosecutors want the trial to begin in the month of March rather than the tentatively set date in May.
They say an upcoming trial the defense attorneys have scheduled has had the death penalty option removed and should reduce its length. Also, the current May dates fall during National Law Enforcement Appreciation Wee, calling it a conflict.
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