4:49 p.m.: The jurors went home for the day. They have not reached a verdict.
They'll be back at 9 a.m. tomorrow to continue deliberating.
2:31 p.m.: The jury is still deliberating. There's no indication when they'll come back.
An alternate juror who was dismissed yesterday spoke with several reporters in the hallway a few minutes ago. The juror, a 24-year-old black man who only wanted be identified as "Juror 371," said had he remained on the jury, he would have voted that Clark is innocent.
"There's not enough evidence," he said. The juror said he was bothered that while forensic evidence showed there were at least two shooters and two guns used to shoot into Williams's limo, the police only charged one suspect: Clark.
He said he was also disappointed that the police never investigated a tip that Daniel "PT" Harris -- the prosecution's star witness and the only witness to testify that he saw Clark shoot into the limo -- was actually the shooter. Harris's testimony that Clark did it wasn't believable, the juror said.
The prosecution "was trying to hurry up and get this case out of the way," he said.
The alternate juror didn't speculate about the jury's ultimate decision. Two other dismissed jurors who spoke to Westword -- a 19-year-old man and a 42-year-old man -- had differing opinions. The 42-year-old said he thinks Clark is guilty and that his fellow jurors agree. The 19-year-old said the opposite.
