Man Charged In Off-Duty Officer's Shooting Formally Arraigned
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- The case against Christian Bey, the man accused in the fatal shooting of Pittsburgh Police Officer Calvin Hall, was back in court Friday morning.
Bey was formally arraigned on criminal homicide and firearms charges in front of Judge Jill Rangos.
The next date for the case was set for Sept. 20 in front of Judge Kevin Sasinoski, who has been assigned to the trial.
Bey's attorney, Carmen Robinson, said earlier this week that her client planned to plead not guilty in Officer Hall's shooting death.
Officer Hall was shot while off-duty in Homewood on July 14. He passed away in the hospital on July 17.
RELATED STORIES:
- Off-Duty Police Officer Shot In Homewood Dies
- Fallen Pittsburgh Police Officer Was About To Graduate From Point Park University
- Person Of Interest In Fatal Shooting Of Off-Duty Pittsburgh Police Officer Calvin Hall In Custody
- End Of Watch Ceremony Held For Officer Calvin Hall
- Somber Day For City Of Pittsburgh As Visitation Is Held For Fallen Officer Calvin Hall
- Pittsburgh Police File Homicide Charges Against Christian Bey In Fallen Officer Calvin Hall's Fatal Shooting
- Allegheny Co. DA To Seek Death Penalty Against Man Accused In Fatal Shooting Of Off-Duty Police Officer
- Christian Bey's Attorney To Fight Charges And Death Penalty In Fatal Shooting Of Pittsburgh Police Officer Calvin Hall
- More Stories On Officer Hall
The Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Officer determined Officer Hall died from gunshot wounds to his back and ruled his death a homicide.
Earlier this week, the Allegheny County District Attorney's Office said it will be seeking the death penalty against Bey. Robinson then filed a motion to prevent that from happening.
Stay with KDKA for the latest on this developing story.
