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Natrona County District Attorney Mike Blonigen said neither Tony Cercy nor his attorneys can presume from the mistrial that the prosecution has no case for a retrial.

A jury acquitted Tony Cercy of first- and second-degree counts of sexual assault at the end of an eight-day trial in District Court on Feb. 22.

The trial is now in its eighth day.

The prosecution and defense gave their closing arguments Wednesday morning before the judge handed the case to the jury.

The trial resumes at the Townsend Justice Center at 9:30 a.m. Thursday.

The father says he took the phone away and told Cercy not to call again and that they would “deal with this another way.”

The trial resumes at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday.

Tony Cercy's attorneys say extensive media coverage of the allegations may have influenced potential jurors for the his trial in February.

The trial is anticipated to take longer than three days previously set in January, so Natrona County District Court Judge Daniel Forgey will reset the trial date.

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Milek says everyone in the group was wearing lifejackets and alcohol was not involved. Despite safety precautions, accidents still happen.

Sgt. Aaron Shatto told reporters Thursday spent shell casings from a rifle were found near the site of one explosion.