Breaking: Man arrested in middle of trial for former Fort Worth cop Aaron Dean
Thursday for fatally shooting Jefferson, 28, when he responded to a call at her mother’s East Fort Worth home. Jurors rejected a murder charge, which could have carried a life sentence.
Dean, 38, shot Jefferson through her bedroom window from the backyard. A concerned neighbor called a nonemergency police line about 2:30 a.m. Oct. 12, 2019, because the home’s doors were open and the lights were on inside. Jefferson and her 8-year-old nephew were up late playing video games and left the doors open to air out smoke after they burned hamburgers at dinnertime. Jefferson moved into the East Fort Worth home to care for her ailing mother and Zion, whose mother was also in poor health.
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