timothy huff

A Tarrant County jury has sentenced Timothy Huff to life in prison without parole for the September 2018 murder of Fort Worth Police Officer Garrett Hull, the Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office confirmed Wednesday.

In an unexpected move, Timothy Huff took the witness stand Wednesday after he was found guilty of capital murder in the 2018 killing of Fort Worth police officer Garrett Hull.

In an unexpected move Wednesday– Timothy Huff took the stand at his murder trial. Earlier in the week– jurors found Huff guilty of capital murder in connection with the 2018 death of Fort Worth Officer Garrett Hull. It is now up to jurors to decide if Huff should get life in prison– or the death penalty.

Timothy Huff, one of two people charged in the death of Fort Worth officer Garrett Hull, was found guilty of capital murder Monday morning.

Timothy Huff, one of two people charged in the death of Fort Worth officer Garrett Hull, was found guilty of capital murder Monday morning.

Timothy Huff, one of two people charged in the death of Fort Worth officer Garrett Hull, was found guilty of capital murder Monday morning.

The fourth day of testimony in the trial of a man accused of killing Fort Worth police officer Garrett Hull included testimony of a robbery victim and a detective on the case.

Timothy Huff is charged with capital murder in the 2018 death of Fort Worth Police Officer Garrett Hull. Testimony Thursday centered around gunshot residue and a cell phone found on Huff after his arrest.

Testimony began Monday in the trial of Timothy Huff, who is accused of capital murder in the 2018 shooting death of Fort Worth police officer Garrett Hull. NBC 5’s Ben Russell reports on the early stages of the trial.

The murder trial for one of two people accused of killing Fort Worth Police Officer Garrett Hull is set to begin Monday, nearly one week after the defendant says he swallowed a razor blade.

The capital murder trial for Timothy Huff, accused of killing a Fort Worth police officer, starts nearly a week after he swallowed a razor blade.

The murder trial for one of two people accused of killing Fort Worth Police Officer Garrett Hull is on hold after the defendant somehow swallowed razor blades, the district attorney’s office says.