Mike Hanson Acquitted of All Charges in Gonzales Texas Trial
Mike Hanson was found not guilty on two counts of resisting arrest and disturbing a meeting on December 15, 2016. The jury in Gonzales, Texas, deliberated for 36 minutes before returning the unanimous acquittal. Hanson expressed emotional relief following the year-long legal process and thanked supporters on a Facebook Live broadcast.
mike hanson· gonzales texas· not guilty· resisting arrest· disturbing a meeting
00:01 Well, hello! This is Mike Hanson here. And we have some breaking news here. We'll let it build up a little bit. What build up? The news We have, this is December 15th 2016 here in Gonzales Texas. We just got out of the Mike Hanson trial which is myself and on both counts can everybody say it? Not guilty! So the jury came back and said not guilty on both accounts. So what do you think about that, Teresa? Awesome! Yeah there you go. There's Desi she even showed up. Andrews from Austin Texas so I want to thank everybody that supported us over the last year your prayers and everything we're live on Facebook you know we have that technology now
01:06 Okay, that's all we wanted to tell you. Janie I see you out there. I wish she could have made it but it was great It was pretty tough. I didn't get through the trial without crying a lot but it was pretty tough on me Both counts not guilty The resisting arrest and the disturbing the meeting was they both come back and said not guilty. And we talked to the jurors afterward, were and they said that it was one guy that was trying to hold out for guilty but the rest of them talk to men to not guilty. They were out 36 minutes.
