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Court date set for Croft and Fox motion for acquittal

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Posted at 4:19 PM, May 23, 2022
and last updated 2022-05-23 16:22:23-04

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — A court date has been set in response to a motion for acquittal for two suspects accused of plotting to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

The cases against Adam Fox and Barry Croft Jr. ended in mistrials while two others were acquitted more than a month ago.

Fox and Croft asked for all charges against them to be dismissed two weeks later.

A hearing is scheduled for Monday, June 14 at 10 a.m., court documents say.

Read our complete coverage of the trial.

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Governor Kidnapping Plot Trial Daily Recap

The Retrial, Day 1: Jury Selection The Retrial, Day 2: Opening Statements The Retrial, Day 3: Witness testimony continues The Retrial, Day 4: Undercover FBI Testimony The Retrial, Day 5: 'Big Dan' Chappel testifies The Retrial, Day 6: 'Big Dan' Chappel cross-examined The Retrial, Day 7: Ty Garbin & Kaleb Franks Testify The Retrial, Day 8: Undercover Agent 'Red' Testifies The Retrial, Day 8: Brandon Caserta Speaks The Retrial, Day 9: Defense Rests The Retrial, Day 10: Closing Arguments The Retrial, Day 11: Verdicts Reached Day 1, Trial 1: Jury selection Day 2: Opening statements Day 3: Witness testimony Day 4: Witness testimony Day 5: Key FBI informant testifies Day 6: 'Big Dan' cross-examined Day 7: Defense continues cross-examination Day 8: Ty Garbin testifies Day 9: Ty Garbin cross-examined Day 10: Kaleb Franks cross-examined Day 11: Red testifies Day 12: Testimony continues Day 13: Prosecution rests Day 14: Daniel Harris testifies Day 15: Closing arguments Day 16: Jury deliberation Day 17: Jury deliberation continues Day 18: Deliberations continue Day 19: 4th day of deliberations Day 20: Jury reaches verdict