CHICAGO (AP) — Jurors in Chicago have convicted a 33-year-old man of involuntary manslaughter in the 2007 drowning death of 62-year-old Vietnamese fisherman Du Doan.
Prosecutors say Doan drowned after Haley shoved the fisherman into a Lake Michigan harbor. Authorities say Doan could not swim and drowned. Prosecutors had sought a murder conviction. Instead Haley was found guilty of manslaughter on Friday.
Defense attorney Timothy Grace says Haley didn't intend to hurt Doan. Haley is to be sentenced on Nov. 19.
Prosecutors say Doan drowned after Haley shoved the fisherman into a Lake Michigan harbor. Authorities say Doan could not swim and drowned. Prosecutors had sought a murder conviction. Instead Haley was found guilty of manslaughter on Friday.
Defense attorney Timothy Grace says Haley didn't intend to hurt Doan. Haley is to be sentenced on Nov. 19.
