The jury began deliberations Wednesday afternoon in the Taft Union High School shooting case.
Bryan Oliver is charged with two counts of attempted murder in the January 2013 shooting that wounded classmate Bowe Cleveland.
Closing arguments wrapped Wednesday with prosecutor Mark Pafford telling jurors this was a case of revenge -- that Oliver was bullied but planned and premeditated the shooting against Cleveland.
Oliver's defense attorney Paul Cadman argued relentless bullying at the high school campus led Oliver to snap. Expert witnesses for the defense testified Oliver had bipolar disorder and suffered from post traumatic stress disorder.
Stay with 17 News for complete coverage when the verdict arrives.
Bryan Oliver is charged with two counts of attempted murder in the January 2013 shooting that wounded classmate Bowe Cleveland.
Closing arguments wrapped Wednesday with prosecutor Mark Pafford telling jurors this was a case of revenge -- that Oliver was bullied but planned and premeditated the shooting against Cleveland.
Oliver's defense attorney Paul Cadman argued relentless bullying at the high school campus led Oliver to snap. Expert witnesses for the defense testified Oliver had bipolar disorder and suffered from post traumatic stress disorder.
Stay with 17 News for complete coverage when the verdict arrives.