A second day of deliberations concluded without a verdict in the deadly conduct trial of Austin Police Officer Christopher Taylor.CBS Austin got word around 8:1

DeSilva had been threatening himself with a knife outside the downtown Spring Condominiums on July 31, 2019, when police were called. When officers arrived, they saw that DeSilva was on a communal floor of the Spring Condominiums with the knife still to his neck.

Both the state and the defense rested their cases in the deadly conduct trial for Austin Police Officer Christopher Taylor on Tuesday. Taylor is on trial for the 2019 shooting death of Mauris DeSilva in Downtown Austin.

The jury began its deliberations about 11:20 a.m. Wednesday after prosecutors and defense attorneys presented their closing arguments.

The trial for Austin police officer Christopher Taylor is moving forward. He is charged with deadly conduct in the 2019 officer-involved shooting death of Mauris DeSilva.

The jury is expected to begin deliberating Tuesday afternoon in the deadly conduct case against Austin police officer Christopher Taylor.

Both sides will present their closing arguments Wednesday before the jury begins its deliberations on Christopher Taylor's deadly conduct charge.