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Daniel Perry found not guilty in deadly conduct case

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Daniel Perry was found not guilty of deadly conduct this week. Back in 2020, Daniel Perry was working as a ride-share driver in 2020 when he turned his car onto a street crowded with demonstrators. He then shot and killed Garrett Foster, who was legally carrying an AK-47, and then drove off.

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  1. KXAN Austin

    Daniel Perry found not guilty in misdemeanor deadly conduct case (opens KXAN Austin)

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    Daniel Perry was found not guilty of misdemeanor deadly conduct Thursday, following a mistrial in March.

  2. Fox7 Austin

    Daniel Perry found not guilty in deadly conduct case (opens Fox7 Austin)

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    Fox7 Austin's feed description

    Daniel Perry was found not guilty of deadly conduct this week. Back in 2020, Daniel Perry was working as a ride-share driver in 2020 when he turned his car onto a street crowded with demonstrators. He then shot and killed Garrett Foster, who was legally carrying an AK-47, and then drove off.

  3. Revolver News

    Travis County jury finds Daniel Perry not guilty of deadly conduct charge after 2020 shooting… (opens Revolver News)

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