In a significant ruling, a jury has found Austin police officer Christopher Taylor guilty of deadly conduct related to a shooting incident in 2019. After four days of deliberations, the jury reached a verdict in a trial that has drawn considerable attention. The proceedings faced various challenges, including requests for mistrial and issues with juror conduct. Taylor’s defense called witnesses, but ultimately, the jury concluded that the officer's actions constituted deadly conduct. This conviction marks a critical moment in the ongoing discussion surrounding police accountability.