The jury found former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger guilty of murder Tuesday and the sentencing phase is set to begin at 1 p.m.
WFAA will live stream complete coverage of the sentencing phase on all of its digital platforms including the new WFAA app, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and on WFAA.com.
Guyger, 31, is charged in the November 2018 fatal shooting of Botham Shem Jean. Guyger was off duty but still in uniform when she went into Jean's apartment at South Side Flats. She told investigators she believed she was walking into her own apartment and shot Jean believing he was an intruder.
Jean, 26, lived one floor above Guyger at the apartment building.
The incident sparked national outrage, many believing the shooting was racially-motivated. Guyger is white and Jean was black.
Jurors will likely be sequestered for the duration of the murder trial, which could take as long as two weeks.
Each day, investigative reporter Tanya Eiserer and several expert guests are scheduled to host the coverage and provide context and clarity to the trial proceedings.
More WFAA coverage:
- 'I am afraid of what I might hear': Botham Jean's parents talk about upcoming Amber Guyger trial
- Amber Guyger 911 call: Five things to know about Botham Jean shooting
- Amber Guyger 911 call: What she said right after shooting Botham Jean
- 'We are ready for justice': Botham Jean's family arrives in Dallas for Amber Guyger's murder trial
- Timeline: What has happened since Amber Guyger shot Botham Jean
- Murder trial for Amber Guyger will remain in Dallas County, judge rules
- Jury in murder trial for Amber Guyger will likely be sequestered
- Potential jurors in Amber Guyger trial quizzed over religion, break-ins, going into the wrong apartment
