A report says the lone juror identified as a holdout in the Lindsay Clancy trial had past domestic-violence allegations and an active restraining order while serving. The allegation cited includes a 911 call made in September 2021 by the juror’s teenage nephew.
According to the report, the nephew told dispatch that his uncle grabbed his wife by the throat and threw her into a dresser. The account also states that the restraining order was still active during the period when the juror served. The outlets do not agree on additional details beyond these claims, such as the specific basis for the restraining order or the outcome of any related proceedings.
Overall, the coverage focuses on whether domestic-violence allegations and the existence of a restraining order were known or relevant during jury service, while providing limited information about how these matters are being addressed in the context of the trial.