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Taylor's sentence disqualifies him from serving as a police officer in Texas. Now, the city's police union is calling on officers to stop responding to mental health-related calls.
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Taylor was convicted in October of deadly conduct for killing Mauris DeSilva. It was the first conviction of an on-duty officer in the department's modern history. He has appealed.
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Raj Moonesinghe's family says police used excessive force when an officer shot him outside his home while responding to a burglary call.
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Taylor will instead face a third-degree felony charge of deadly conduct for fatally shooting Mauris DeSilva at his home.
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Moonesinghe's family alleges their son was defending himself from a burglar when he was shot by Daniel Sanchez.
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Jurors couldn't reach a verdict last month in the shooting death of Mike Ramos. It's unclear whether the DA will pursue the Ramos case again or another murder charge stemming from an on-duty shooting in 2019.
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The impasse is a setback for Travis County District Attorney José Garza, whose office indicted Taylor in 2021. Garza will likely pursue another trial.
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Taylor is accused of murdering Mike Ramos while on duty in 2020. Expert witnesses played a big role in the prosecutors' case. Defense attorneys are focusing on the high-risk, split-decision nature of policing.
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Ramos was fatally shot by a police officer in 2020. More than three years later, the officer will go on trial for murder.
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The jurors were considering whether to charge an off-duty and an on-duty police officer with a crime for their role in the fatal shooting of the 27-year-old in January 2021 after an alleged road rage incident.