A Travis County judge said he won't dismiss a deadly conduct charge against Daniel Perry, who was pardoned last year by Gov. Greg Abbott after Perry was convicted of murder in the Austin shooting ...

The trial for Daniel Perry ended Friday, and after jury deliberation, he was found guilty of murder for the death of a man during a 2020 Black Lives Matter protest.

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Daniel Perry, the man convicted of murder but pardoned by Governor Greg Abbott, will face trial for deadly conduct. Travis County Judge Carlos Barrera tells CBS Austin he will not be dismissing ...

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Daniel Perry entered a not-guilty plea in court Tuesday. He faces a murder charge. Holding back tears before she began to speak, Whitney Mitchell prepared to testify in the murder trial of a man ...

After a lengthy and contentious hearing Friday, Travis County Court-at-Law Judge Carlos Barrera said he will announce Tuesday whether he will dismiss a deadly conduct charge against Daniel Perry ...

Daniel Perry, a former Army sergeant convicted of killing a Black Lives Matter protester in downtown Austin in 2020, was ...

The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles voted unanimously for Perry's pardon on Wednesday, following a "meticulous review" of "pertinent" evidence, the Abbott-appointed board said. Perry had become ...