Taylor's attorneys argue he acted in defense of himself, the other officers, and the public. And after about 4 hours of deliberation, a jury found him guilty. A judge then sentenced him to two years, and he has been out on an appellet bond ever since. >> Okay, so that brings us now to this latest development with this overturned conviction. >> A jury convicted this cop. A judge sentenced him to prison. Then an appeals court stepped in and said, "Actually, never mind. Not not guilty." They declared him innocent. And because of that, he's now eligible to get his badge back. That's not justice. That's the system protecting itself. If you want the full context and receipts, it's linked below. [Music]