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| Jury Deadlocks in Inmate’s Houtzdale Riot Trial |
| By gantdaily.com |
| Published: 03/01/2017 |
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CLEARFIELD – After deliberating for over five hours Tuesday, jurors were deadlocked and couldn’t reach any verdict in a trial of a state prison inmate accused of assaulting corrections officers during the April of 2015 riot at the State Correctional Institution at Houtzdale. Isaiah Samir Lakeem Hall, 26, an inmate of state prison, was standing trial on charges of criminal conspiracy/aggravated assault and aggravated assault, six counts each; criminal conspiracy/assault by prisoner, assault by prisoner, conspiracy/simple assault and simple assault, three counts each; conspiracy/riot; and riot. Clearfield County District Attorney William A. Shaw Jr. presented the case on behalf of the commonwealth. Hall was represented by defense attorney Ryan P. Sayers. Senior Judge David E. Grine specially presided over the trial. Read More. |
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