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Testimony begins in Travis Rudolph's Florida murder trial — Witness says he and others did not intend to shoot former NFL player Travis Rudolph during the deadly encounter.

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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Former Florida State University football star and former NFL player Travis Rudolph testified Monday afternoon. He was the final witness called to the stand. Rudolph, 27

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Rudolph testified that he did what he had to do to protect himself and his brother. Travis Rudolph sits with defense attorney Marc Shiner during murder trial, June 2, 2023. "There were firearms pointed at us," Rudolph said. "I had to protect me and my brother's life." Following Rudolph's testimony, Judge Jeffrey Gillen denied renewed motions to

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The state has rested its case in the high-profile murder trial of former NFL player Travis Rudolph on Friday. Defense attorney Marc Shiner brought in Darryl Rudolph as the first witness

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1:00. WEST PALM BEACH — Day seven of the murder trial of former Florida State University football player Travis Rudolph began Friday. Rudolph is among the remaining witnesses expected to testify

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Prosecutors' first witness, 23-year-old Keishaun Jones, said he and three others arrived at Rudolph's Lake Park home to demand answers and an apology from Rudolph — not to assault him.

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Travis Rudolph is on trial on a charge of murder in West Palm Beach, Florida on May 26, 2023. At one point, he said, he was out of breath after being choked. But the situation, he testified, took

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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (Scripps News West Palm Beach) — Former Florida State University football star Travis Rudolph testified Monday afternoon. He was the final witness called to the stand. Travis Rudolph testifies in court during his murder trial. (Court TV) Rudolph, 27, is accused of fatally shooting a man in Lake Park in April 2021.

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Prosecutors say the men were trying to flee in a black Cadillac by the time Rudolph fired 39 rounds in their direction, killing Sebastien Jean-Jacques in the passenger seat. Day 1 recap:Travis

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Travis Rudolph, a former wide receiver for Florida State University who played in the NFL, was found not guilty of murder and other charges by a Palm Beach County jury on Wednesday, court records

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The last witness the state called Thursday was not allowed to be recorded. More witnesses are expected to be called by the state Friday morning. The Case: Florida man, and ex-NFL player, Travis Rudolph is accused of killing a man in Lake Park in April 2021. The former Florida State University and New York Giants wide receiver tried to claim a

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She broke his PlayStation 4, he said. (WPEC) WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — Former football star, Travis Rudolph, took the stand Monday, defending his actions in the shooting that killed one

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Ex-NFL player Travis Rudolph murder trial: Verdict reached in under 4 hours. Eileen Holliday Jun 7th, 2023, 10:31 am. Travis Rudolph turns to his family and gives a big smile after the not-guilty verdict was delivered. It took less than four hours for the jury in the murder trial of former NFL player Travis Rudolph to deliver a not-guilty verdict.

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Travis Rudolph, 27, was found not guilty of one count of first-degree murder and three counts of attempted murder by a Palm Beach County jury, the Palm Beach Post reported. The 12-member panel

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Det. Vander-Laan testified that no information was provided to sheriff's investigators that any other firearms were utilized other than Travis Rudolph's gun. A prosecutor says the state may finish

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June 7, 2023 / 6:26 PM EDT / CBS News. Former NFL receiver Travis Rudolph was found not guilty on all counts in connection to a fatal 2021 shooting outside his Florida home. On Wednesday, a jury

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Travis Rudolph returned to the courtroom Thursday for the second day of his murder trial for a fatal shooting outside of his Lake Park home in 2021.

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Latest update:Former FSU, NFL player Travis Rudolph returns to court for day 6 of murder trial Rudolph asked Circuit Judge Jeffrey Gillen to dismiss the case last year on the basis of Florida's

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The Details of the Murder Case: Ex-NFL player Travis Rudolph is accused of killing a man in Lake Park, Florida in April 2021. The former Florida State University and New York Giants wide receiver tried to claim a "stand your ground" defense in the first-degree murder trial. Travis Rudolph (Greg Trott via AP)

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Witness says he and others did not intend to shoot former NFL player Travis Rudolph during deadly encounter. 25 May 2023 03:51:03

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Brawl outside Travis Rudolph's home preceded fatal shooting, witnesses say. Travis Rudolph, the former FSU and Cardinal Newman High School football standout, is facing a first-degree murder charge

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Travis Rudolph. Ex-NFL player Travis Rudolph is accused of killing a man in Lake Park, Florida in April 2021. The former Florida State University and New York Giants wide receiver tried to claim a "stand your ground" defense in the first-degree murder trial. On the night of the crime, Rudolph had just gotten into a fight with his girlfriend

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CAMDEN, Ark. (AP) — The Arkansas man accused of killing four people and injuring 10 others, including two police officers, in a mass shooting at a grocery store pleaded not guilty Tuesday to

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In a press conference on June 24, Jacksonville Police Sheriff T.K. Waters vowed to catch the murderer or murderers behind Foolio's shooting. "We're not gonna tolerate any retribution [or] any