A jury begins deliberations in the murder retrial of a former sheriff’s deputy in Ohio charged in the 2020 fatal shooting of Casey Goodson Jr., a 23-year-old Black man. The retrial follows prior proceedings in the case, and the current prosecution centers on charges of murder and reckless homicide. During the trial, jurors review evidence presented by both the prosecution and the defense as they consider whether the former deputy is criminally responsible for Goodson’s death. According to reporting, deliberations start Wednesday, with the jury expected to decide the case based on the facts established at trial and the applicable standards for the charges. The outlets describe the same case participants, timing, and basic charge structure: the former Ohio deputy is on trial for the killing of Goodson Jr. in 2020, and the jury’s work begins after the presentation of evidence. The reporting does not provide the jury’s vote count or details of deliberation progress at this stage.