Romualdo Cordoba Jr. will stand trial for murder in the April 25 shooting
death of Joshua McJilton but that trial will not be held next month. In Fulton County Court on Tuesday, Judge James Barber approved a request for delay during a pre-trial hearing. Now, a two-day jury trial has been rescheduled
from Sept. 9 to Nov. 2. The Bryan Times reports that defense attorneys argued successfully, that Wauseon Police failed to comply with a subpoena to release surveillance video related to the investigation. They also said that new witnesses had come forward. Cordoba meanwhile, has waived his right to a speedy trial, and is in custody at the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio. The 38 year old Archbold man is accused of stalking his wife following a domestic dispute in April, which led to the charges he is facing now.
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