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Convicted cop killer Markeith Loyd filed to appeal his death sentence last Saturday for the murder of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton in 2017.

Deputies investigating after body found in Orange County retention pond (WFTV)ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Orange County deputies are investigating after a body was found in a retention pond Thursday morning. Read: Markeith Loyd sentenced to death in killing of OPD Lt. Debra ClaytonDetectives said the body of an adult male was found in a retention pond off Holden Avenue around 9:30 a.m. Photos: 17 vehicles involved in 5 crashes along I-95 in Volusia CountyDeputies have not said how the man may have died or if foul play was involved. See map of location below:WFTV

Convicted cop killer Markeith Loyd gave a letter to Orange County Sheriff John Mina claiming he “never wanted to kill” Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton.

A judge on Thursday sentenced a Florida man to death for fatally shooting an Orlando police officer while he was on the run for killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend. Jurors in November found Markeith Loyd, 46, guilty in the January 2017 death of Lt. Debra Clayton, and unanimously recommended a death sentence during a hearing in December. Circuit Judge Leticia Marques announced her decision during a brief hearing Thursday morning.

Convicted killer Markeith Loyd has been sentenced to death and the family of Lt. Debra Clayton and Orlando leaders are sharing their approval of the judge's ruling.

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Convicted cop killer Markeith Loyd was sentenced to death by a judge for the murder of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton in 2017.

Just days before Markeith Loyd is set to learn his sentence from a judge in the murder of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton, Orange County jail officials say he was involved in an incident with corrections officers.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — The Orange County Corrections Department is investigating an incident involving Markeith Loyd and Orange County correction officers. According to the Orange County Corrections Department, the convicted cop killer was involved in an incident with corrections officers on Friday, Feb. 25. An Orange County judge found Loyd competent on Thursday to proceed with sentencing. Read: Markeith Loyd found competent to face sentencing for murder of Orlando officer Lt. Debra ClaytonLoyd was found guilty of murdering Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton in November. WATCH: ‘She got justice today’: Jury recommends death for Markeith Loyd for murder of Lt. Debra ClaytonA jury has recommended the death sentence.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — A months-long investigation by the Daytona Beach Police Department led to the arrest of a student at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University for possession of child pornography. A 20-year-old college student is now in handcuffs after members of our ATAC Unit find child pornography inside one of his electronic devices. MORE: https://t.co/wzc2vluswH#DaytonaBeach #DaytonaStrong #DBPDStrong pic.twitter.com/3JmWMdtxQ8 — Daytona Beach Police (@DaytonaBchPD) February 25, 2022Detectives later linked the IP addresses to the ERAU username assigned to Brockelbank when he registered there. While still investigating the first tip, police received a second tip in December about more child pornography uploaded through the ERAU network using Brockelbank’s username. Police say they found 77 files containing pictures and videos of child pornography on Brockelbank’s cell phone alone.

ORLANDO, Fla. — An Orange County judge found convicted cop killer Markeith Loyd competent on Thursday to proceed with sentencing. WATCH: Defense argues Markeith Loyd incompetent to be sentenced for Lt. Debra Clayton’s murderEarlier this week, a doctor hired by the defense said Loyd understands facts but is not rational. Loyd was found guilty of murdering Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton in November. Expand Autoplay Image 1 of 41 Markeith Loyd (wftv.com)The judge ruled Loyd can be sentenced next Thursday, March 3. TIMELINE: Jury finds Markeith Loyd guilty of murdering Orlando police Lt. Debra ClaytonA jury has recommended death.

A jury unanimously recommended the death sentence for Loyd following his conviction for Clayton’s murder in 2017.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — A judge will now make the decision as to whether Markeith Loyd is competent to be sentenced for murdering Orlando Police Lieutenant Debra Clayton. Last year, a jury recommended the death penalty for Loyd after convicting him of killing Clayton in 2017. On Monday, Loyd was back in court as his attorney tried to prove Loyd is not competent for sentencing. The defense argued that Loyd is mentally ill and is not competent enough to go through the sentencing phase. PHOTOS: Jury recommends death sentence for Markeith LoydIt will now be up to the judge to decide if he will be sentenced next month or if sentencing will be put on hold while Loyd receives help.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Two-time convicted murderer Markeith Loyd is back in court on Monday in order to determine how the judge will move forward with sentencing. Last year, a jury recommended the death penalty for Loyd after convicting him of killing Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton in 2017. READ: ‘She got justice today’: Jury recommends death for Markeith Loyd for murder of Lt. Debra ClaytonOn Monday afternoon, Loyd’s attorney’s will try to prove Loyd is not competent for sentencing. PHOTOS: Jury recommends death sentence for Markeith LoydClick here to download the free WFTV news and weather apps, click here to download the WFTV Now app for your smart TV and click here to stream Channel 9 Eyewitness News live. ©2022 Cox Media Group

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Two-time convicted murderer Markeith Loyd will be back in court one last time before a judge decides his final fate. Last year, a jury recommended the death penalty for Loyd after convicting him of killing Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton in 2017. On Monday afternoon, Loyd’s attorney’s will try to prove Loyd is not competent for sentencing. READ: ‘She got justice today’: Jury recommends death for Markeith Loyd for murder of Lt. Debra ClaytonThe defense is arguing that Loyd is mentally ill and is not competent enough to go through the sentencing phase. PHOTOS: Jury recommends death sentence for Markeith LoydLoyd’s sentencing hearing is scheduled for March 3.

A competency hearing for Markeith Loyd was held ahead of his final sentence in the murder of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton.

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ORLANDO, Fla. — Convicted cop killer Markeith Loyd and his attorneys are preparing for another court appearance Monday. Loyd faces the death penalty in the murder of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton more than five years ago. WATCH: ‘She got justice today’: Jury recommends death for Markeith Loyd for murder of Lt. Debra ClaytonA judge is set to make her decision on the death penalty in about three weeks. WATCH: Sentencing for convicted cop-killer Markeith Loyd delayed over use of force issuesWhile in court, Loyd claimed he hears voices from both God and the devil and feared police his entire life. Expand Autoplay Image 1 of 41 Markeith Loyd (wftv.com)The state worked to discredit new testimony from a medical expert who diagnosed him with delusional disorder.

Markeith Loyd Convicted cop killer Markeith Loyd testified in court on Friday before a judge rules on his sentencing. (WFTV.com News Staff)ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Convicted cop killer Markeith Loyd testified in court on Friday before a judge rules on his sentencing. Loyd was found guilty last year in the 2017 murder of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton. READ: Markeith Loyd’s defense attorney asking for sentencing delay, $20K for additional expertThe judge ultimately denied the motion to continue. READ: Orlando remembers the life of police Lt. Debra Clayton 5 years after her passingLoyd’s sister also took the witness stand.

The judge presiding over Markeith Loyd’s case will announce the decision in March whether he will face the death penalty or be given life for the murder of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton.

TAVARES, Fla. — Tavares police are investigating a drive-by shooting that injured a 20-year-old man on Saturday. According to police, the shooting happened outside the victim’s residence on West Maud Street. The victim, Joshua Williams II, was transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The vehicle and suspect description will be released once more information is received, police said. Read: Fight leads to deadly shooting in Titusville, police sayAccording to a news release, the motive and intent are currently being investigated by detectives.

Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton was shot and killed on Jan. 9, 2017 by Markeith Loyd. READ: Who was Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton? A jury recently found Loyd guilty of killing Clayton. WATCH: ‘Like a sister’: Sheriff, commissioner remember OPD Lt. Debra ClaytonHer sacrifice may have saved the lives of others in the community. WATCH: “Love one another”: Lt. Debra Clayton’s widower reflects on wife’s passion for law enforcementThe Orlando Police Department said they will never forget Clayton as they honored her memory on Sunday.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Deputies in Orange County are remembering the loss of one of their own Sunday. This Jan. 9 marks five years since the loss of Orange County Deputy First Class Norman Lewis. WATCH: Stretch of road dedicated to fallen Orange County Deputy Norm LewisOrange County deputies said, “Big Norm,” as he was called by those who knew him, served the community with dedication and grace. READ: Timeline: Remembering Lt. Debra Clayton, Deputy Norm LewisLewis died in the line of duty after he was struck by a car while going to help a fellow law enforcement officer. The Orange County Sheriff’s Office shared a video tribute to Lewis on Sunday and said, “Five years ago today, we lost our gentle giant, DFC Norm Lewis.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — A judge ruled that Markeith Loyd, who was convicted of killing Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton in November, will be sentenced next week as planned. The judge said the defense has had plenty of time to prepare for sentencing. Loyd now faces the death penalty for her death. The defense is introducing a new doctor that has diagnosed Loyd with a delusional disorder. The judge agreed with the prosecution, saying the case will go on as planned next week even with the doctor’s added diagnoses.

A motion filed by defense attorneys for Markeith Loyd asking to delay a hearing for the convicted killer in order to allow a mental health expert to further speak on the case has been denied.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Markeith Loyd’s defense attorney wants to delay his sentencing to have another mental health expert evaluate him. Loyd was convicted of killing Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton and the jury said he should be sentenced to death. The agency that’s paying for Loyd’s defense is not quite on board with having to use taxpayer money to foot the $20,000 bill for yet another expert in this case. READ: Who was Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton? READ: Who is Markeith Loyd?

A jury of Markeith Loyd’s peers has spoken and recommended the death penalty for the murder of Orlando Police Lt. Debra Clayton, a UCF graduate. Whether or not Loyd will actually be sentenced to death is in the hands of the sentencing judge. Ayala, who fervently opposes the death penalty, expressed that she would seek death in this case or any other that qualified for capital punishment. This argument certainly became more prevalent during the COVID-19 pandemic as current Governor Ron Desantis restricted the ability of local leaders to enact regulatory measures. Again, many of the local leaders argued that they know what’s best for their community — more so than those who don’t reside there.

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — All southbound lanes on Florida’s Turnpike are shut down in Osceola County due to a crash. The crash happened near Kenansville just after 5 a.m.Channel 9 traffic anchor Deneige Broom said you will be stuck if you get onto the turnpike southbound at Kissimmee Park Road. READ: Police: Person hit by stray bullet in home near vigil being held for teen shot dead a year agoNo other details were available. READ: Woman dies after being found shot, unresponsive in Orange County, sheriff’s office saysTurnpike SHUTDOWN in Osceola County/Kenansville. If you get onto the Turnpike SB at Kissimmee Park Rd, you'll be stuck!

A jury recommended the death penalty for Markeith Loyd on Wednesday. Loyd was found guilty of murder last month. Loyd shot and killed Orlando Police...

Sheriff's office investigation shuts down part of Rio Grande Orange County deputies block Rio Grande Ave near Bren Lee Ct. near downtown Orlando (WFTV)ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — A woman died after being found unresponsive and shot in a car Wednesday, according to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies around 3:50 p.m. responded to the area of Bren Lee Court and South Rio Grande Avenue for a person in a car and unresponsive. Sheriff: Woman stabs dog 9 times because she was ‘angry at her husband’When they arrived, deputies found a woman in her 20s who had been shot. READ: ‘She got justice today’: Jury recommends death for Markeith Loyd for murder of Lt. Debra ClaytonCheck back later for more information. READ: Woman arrested, accused of trying to set ex-boyfriend, his home on fireRio Grande Ave and Bren Lee Ct right now.

Markeith Loyd on Wednesday became the latest person to be handed a death penalty recommendation by a jury in Florida, stemming from his guilty verdict in the 2017 murder of Orlando police Lieutenant Debra Clayton.

Forever bridging the gap, Lieutenant Debra Clayton proudly served the @citybeautiful with Courage, Pride, & Commitment. STATEMENT From @OrlandoPDChief on the Death Penalty Sentence Reached in the Trial of Lieutenant Debra Clayton's Killer. But today, there is some relief in knowing that we can move forward and never have to hear the name Markeith Loyd again.”READ: Who is Markeith Loyd? Death penalty for Cop Killer Markeith Loyd! Photos: Markeith Loyd through the years#MarkeithLoyd sentenced to death for the murder of @OrlandoPolice Lieutenant Debra Clayton, who was brutally murdered on Jan. 9, 2017.

A jury recommends the death penalty for Markeith Loyd in the murder of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton.

ORLANDO, Fla. — The jury in Markeith Loyd’s sentencing trial will be back early Wednesday to try to decide if the convicted police officer killer should be sentenced to death. Loyd has already been sentenced to life in prison for killing his ex- girlfriend Sade Dixon and her unborn child. Photos: Markeith Loyd through the yearsIf they recommend the death penalty, all 12 jurors must agree. The jury will be back in court at 8:30 a.m.Channel 9 will livestream the reading of the verdict. READ: Who is Markeith Loyd?

Closing arguments were presented Tuesday in the penalty phase of the Markeith Loyd murder trial and now his life is in the hands of the jury.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Closing arguments are expected to begin in the sentencing phase of Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial. Photos: Markeith Loyd through the yearsThe defense rested Monday after some confusion over whether or not Loyd would testify. READ: TIMELINE: Testimony concludes in penalty phase of Markeith Loyd trialProescutors called five rebuttal witnesses, including one of the officers involved in Loyd’s takedown. READ: Who is Markeith Loyd? WATCH: ‘Like a sister’: Sheriff, commissioner remember OPD Lt. Debra ClaytonChannel 9 will continue to monitor the penalty phase of the trial.

ORLANDO, Fla. — A jury will return to an Orange County courtroom Monday morning for the trial of convicted cop killer Markeith Loyd. Loyd was found guilty last month for the murder of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton. WATCH: TIMELINE: Testimony concludes in day 5 of penalty phase of Markeith Loyd trialThe jury will continue to hear arguments in the sentencing phase. WATCH: TIMELINE: Jury finds Markeith Loyd guilty of murdering Orlando police Lt. Debra ClaytonLoyd’s defense has been fighting to keep him off death row. WATCH: ‘Like a sister’: Sheriff, commissioner remember OPD Lt. Debra ClaytonChannel 9 will be in the courtroom Monday and will have continuing coverage on Eyewitness News.

Attorneys in the penalty phase of Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial said the decision on whether or not Loyd will be sentenced to death could be in the jury’s hands as early as Tuesday.

The penalty phase of Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial resumed Friday as the judge and jury work to determine a punishment for Loyd following his guilty verdict in the 2017 killing of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton.

The defense still has more witnesses to question as attorneys try to convince jurors not to sentence Loyd to death. On Thursday, a doctor who evaluated Loyd testified that Loyd has PTSD because of trauma during his childhood. Photos: Markeith Loyd through the yearsExpand Autoplay Image 1 of 31 Markeith Loyd (wftv.com)“He has a history of negative interactions with police over the course of his life,” the doctor said. “He told me he believed the police were trying to kill him.”READ: TIMELINE: Testimony continues in penalty phase of Markeith Loyd trialThe defense will question more witnesses on Friday morning when court starts at 9 a.m.Channel 9 will livestream the penalty phase on its website. READ: Who is Markeith Loyd?

The penalty phase of Markeith Loyd’s murder trial for the 2017 killing of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton continues.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Testimony is set to pick up again Thursday in the sentencing phase of Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial. Loyd is already serving a life sentence for the murder of his pregnant ex-girlfriend Sade Dixon. READ: TIMELINE: Testimony in penalty phase of Markeith Loyd trial continues for 3rd dayDefense attorneys spent much of Wednesday questioning Loyd’s sisters about his childhood and how he was willing to break the law to provide for his family as a child. Channel 9 will livestream the penalty phase on its website. Photos: Markeith Loyd through the yearsExpand Autoplay Image 1 of 23 Markeith Loyd (wftv.com)Click here to download the free WFTV news and weather apps, click here to download the WFTV Now app for your smart TV and click here to stream Channel 9 Eyewitness News live.

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The penalty phase of Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial continued Wednesday, following how prosecutors rested their case Tuesday and Loyd’s defense team moved for judgment of acquittal.

ORLANDO, Fla. — The sentencing trial for convicted police killer Markeith Loyd will continue Wednesday. The prosecution rested its case on Tuesday, and now the defense is expected to call 20 witnesses to convince the jury to keep Loyd off death row. We’ve already heard from one of the witnesses, one of Loyd’s childhood friends. PHOTOS: Markeith Loyd through the yearsThe prosecution still has more witnesses. READ: Who is Markeith Loyd?

The penalty phase continues in the second Markeith Loyd murder trial.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Tuesday marks day two in the penalty phase of the Markeith Loyd trial. PHOTOS: Markeith Loyd through the yearsExpand Autoplay Image 1 of 23 Markeith Loyd (wftv.com)On Monday, Orlando‘s District 5 Commissioner Regina Hill told the jury what Clayton meant to her. READ: Sentencing for convicted cop-killer Markeith Loyd delayed over use of force issuesThey want to show jurors that Loyd has a history of violence. The sentencing phase will resume at 9 a.m. Channel 9 will livestream it on its website. READ: Who is Markeith Loyd?

Markeith Loyd, the twice-convicted killer of both his ex-girlfriend Sade Dixon and Orlando Police Lt. Debra Clayton, is facing the death penalty as sentencing gets...

Judge in Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial will stay on for penalty phaseORLANDO, Fla. — Convicted police-officer killer Markeith Loyd will return to the courtroom for the start of his sentencing trial on Monday morning. Prosecutors and defense attorneys are expected to focus on the night Loyd was captured. When the penalty phase of Loyd’s murder trial begins, we’re expecting to see more helicopter footage. READ: Markeith Loyd sentencing for murder of Orlando officer begins MondayLoyd received life in prison for the murder of Dixon, who was pregnant with his child at the time. Channel 9 will livestream the sentencing trial on its website.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — The sentencing hearing for convicted cop killer Markeith Loyd is set to begin Monday in Orange County. Loyd was found guilty of the killing of Orlando Officer Debra Clayton. Read: First officer to come into contact with Markeith Loyd night of arrest to take stand for prosecutorsLoyd’s attorneys have argued that he was insane when he shot Clayton. Loyd was previously convicted of first-degree murder for killing his ex-girlfriend Sade Dixon and her unborn child. On Nov. 6, a judge pushed back sentencing for Loyd.

The jury for Markeith Loyd's murder trial will return to the courtroom to begin the process of deciding his fate.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Helicopter video will be shown during the penalty phase in the Markeith Loyd trial that shows Loyd during his capture crawling out of the house, surrendering. The defense will tell jurors that during his arrest he was kicked in the face and hit with a rifle. It was that kicking they say caused Loyd to lose his left eye and that his attorney says left him with emotional scars. TIMELINE: Jury finds Markeith Loyd guilty of murdering Orlando police Lt. Debra ClaytonOne of the very first officers to come into contact with Loyd that night is expected to take the stand for prosecutors. READ: Sentencing for convicted cop-killer Markeith Loyd delayed over use of force issuesThe state attorney’s investigation said the officer did kick Loyd in the left side of the face, but the use of force was justified because police that Loyd was armed.

ORLANDO, Fla. — The judge in Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial will stay on for the penalty phase. Loyd was found guilty of first-degree murder on Nov. 4 in the shooting death of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton. Prosecutors wanted a new judge, and said Marques let the jury see video of Loyd’s capture during his sentence. WATCH: Sentencing for convicted cop-killer Markeith Loyd delayed over use of force issuesDuring the trial though, Marques said Loyd could not talk about how his eye was hurt by law enforcement when he was captured. WATCH: Judge pushes back penalty phase in Markeith Loyd’s murder trial to December; here’s whyNew court documents show the motion to remove the judge was denied.

Attorneys in the Markeith Loyd trial were in court Friday discussing how the use of force in Loyd’s arrest will play into the penalty phase of his murder trial, which begins Nov. 29.

A motion to remove the judge presiding over Markeith Loyd's case has been denied.

Prosecutors in Markeith Loyd’s trial filed a motion Wednesday to disqualify the judge presiding over the case.

A judge outlined what evidence could be presented to the jury in the upcoming penalty phase of Markeith Loyd’s trial, allowing the defense to show a 2-minute video of his violent arrest that resulted in the loss of his left eye.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Convicted cop killer Markeith Loyd is returning to the Orange County courthouse on Tuesday. Loyd was found guilty last week of murdering Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton. On Monday, Loyd and his legal team are scheduled to talk about some PowerPoint slides that were supposed to be included in a doctor’s testimony. His sentencing has been delayed until next month. READ: Sentencing for convicted cop-killer Markeith Loyd delayed over use of force issuesClick here to download the free WFTV news and weather apps, click here to download the WFTV Now app for your smart TV and click here to stream Channel 9 Eyewitness News live.

Attorneys in the Markeith Loyd trial are due back in court.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — On Saturday, a judge pushed back sentencing for convicted cop-killer Markeith Loyd. Read: Judge pushes back penalty phase in Markeith Loyd’s murder trial to December; here’s whyMarques told jurors that neither side did anything to cause the delay. Judge Marques told jurors that they are to have no contact with anyone from the case, including each other. She also told jurors not to read anything about the case and to stay away from watching local news coverage of the case. WATCH: TIMELINE: Markeith Loyd testifies in murder trial on SaturdayStay with Channel 9 for the latest on this trial.

A judge ruled Friday to delay the penalty phase of Markeith Loyd's trial following his conviction Wednesday for the murder of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton,

ORLANDO, Fla. — Convicted cop-killer Markeith Loyd will not be sentenced on Saturday for the killing of Orlando officer Debra Clayton. The judge decided Friday afternoon that evidence was not used in the trial that will need to be reviewed before sentencing can be done. WATCH: TIMELINE: Jury finds Markeith Loyd guilty of murdering Orlando police Lt. Debra ClaytonThe move means the state will need to delay the start of the penalty phase of the trial. The judge also announced Friday that the jury will be allowed to leave Saturday until a date can be determined that sentencing can be resumed. WATCH: TIMELINE: Markeith Loyd testifies in murder trial on SaturdayChannel 9 has a crew working to gather more details on this change in court proceedings and will have continuing coverage on Eyewitness News.

We’ve collected a few answers below:How often is the death penalty imposed? READ: FHP: 2 teens killed in head-on crash in Osceola CountyWhy is the death penalty declining? An increasing number of states have outlawed the death penalty, mostly in areas of the country that lean Democratic. While Florida has the death penalty, the families of victims often find it less than they’d hoped for. All death penalty cases are automatically appealed.

Just hours after the a jury found Markeith Loyd guilty of first degree murder, officers who worked alongside Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton came together for a cause she was passionate about.

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. — Brevard County officials said they’re investigating after a photo of a Brevard County firefighter in blackface showed up on social media. The photo is making its way around social media pages. A county spokesman told Channel 9 the man in the photo, believed to be Johnson, has been employed by the county since 2005 and is assigned to Station 63. The spokesman said Johnson didn’t post the off-duty photo to any of his social media pages. Brevard County Firefighters Local 2969 said while the union is monitoring the situation, Johnson is not a dues-paying member.

ORLANDO, Fla. — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have made the COVID-19 vaccine available to children 5 to 11 years old. Orange County Public Schools said it will offer voluntary COVID-19 vaccine clinics next week in hopes of getting students fully vaccinated by winter break. The following walk-up events are open to families of OCPS students and anyone who needs a COVID-19 vaccine or booster shot. Orlando, FL 32809Nov. 11 (4 p.m. - 8 p.m.)Winter Park High2100 Summerfield Dr.Winter Park, FL 32792East River High650 East River Falcons WayOrlando, FL 32833West Orange High1625 S Beulah Rd. Winter Garden, FL 34787Cypress Creek High1101 Bear Crossing Dr.Orlando, FL 32824Jones High801 S Rio Grande WayOrlando, FL 32805Wekiva High2501 N Hiawassee Rd.

Convicted killer Markeith Loyd was hit with another guilty verdict Wednesday, this time for the death of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton in 2017.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Law enforcement agencies are reacting after Markeith Loyd was found guilty of killing Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton. LIVE UPDATES: Jury finds Markeith Loyd guilty of murdering Orlando police Lt. Debra ClaytonLoyd was found guilty by a jury just after 1:30 p.m. READ: Who was Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton? pic.twitter.com/fNf3GPPobP — Sheriff John Mina (@SheriffMina) November 3, 2021WATCH: ‘Like a sister’: Sheriff, commissioner remember OPD Lt. Debra ClaytonOrange County Sheriff’s Office:The Orange County Sheriff’s office wrote “Jury has found Markeith Loyd guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Lt. Debra Clayton. We will never forget you, Debra.”Jury has found Markeith Loyd GUILTY of First Degree Murder in the killing of Lt. Debra Clayton.

After five hours of deliberation, jurors found Markeith Loyd guilty of the murder of Orlando Police Lt. Debra Clayton. Loyd was also found guilty of the...

A jury has found Markeith Loyd guilty on five charges, including first-degree murder, in the shooting death of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton in 2017.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Jurors are set to resume deliberations in Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial Wednesday morning. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Loyd in the fatal shooting of Lt. Debra Clayton in 2017. Within half an hour of the jury heading into deliberations, Loyd complained to the judge about how his attorney had handled the case. READ: Markeith Loyd murder trial: How to watchLoyd said there were several witnesses he wanted called, like his niece and police officers. READ: Who is Markeith Loyd?

The jury is now deliberating in the murder trial of Markeith Loyd as closing arguments came to an end Tuesday and requested to rehear several testimonies Wednesday morning.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Closing arguments are set to start Tuesday in Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Loyd in the fatal shooting of Lt. Debra Clayton in 2017. READ: Who is Markeith Loyd? Expand Autoplay Image 1 of 23 Markeith Loyd (wftv.com)Click here to read Monday’s coverage of the trial. READ: Who was Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton?

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial will continue on Monday. Loyd took the witness stand on Saturday in the murder trial of Lt. Debra Clayton. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Loyd in the fatal shooting of Lt. Debra Clayton in 2017. READ: Who is Markeith Loyd? READ: Who was Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton?

ORLANDO, Fla. — Accused cop-killer Markeith Loyd told his side of what happened four years ago during testimony Saturday for his second murder trial. Loyd told his version of what happened outside of a Walmart in 2017 when Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton was shot and killed. READ: Who was Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton? TIMELINE: Markeith Loyd testifies in murder trial on SaturdayThe state said Loyd left the line inside the Walmart, knowing Clayton was a law enforcement officer. READ: Who is Markeith Loyd?

Previous Story:The jury in Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial heard testimony from defense witnesses Friday morning. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Loyd in the fatal shooting of Lt. Debra Clayton in 2017. READ: Who was Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton? READ: Who is Markeith Loyd? Markeith Loyd says he plans to testify in the trial.

Markeith Loyd, the man accused of shooting and killing Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton in 2017, testified Saturday morning, explaining the events leading up to the shooting of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton.

The defense begins its case in the Markeith Loyd murder trial.

The state rested its case Thursday in the Markeith Loyd murder trial.

Markeith Loyd stands trial for murder in the death of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton.

Testimony began in convicted killer Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial Tuesday morning.

Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial entered the next phase on Monday.

The judge, prosecution and defense questioned hundreds of potential jurors, narrowing the pool to 60 Friday for the trial of Markeith Loyd.

After years of delays, the start of jury selection took place for Markeith Loyd’s second murder trial on Friday.

The man accused of gunning down Orlando Police Lieutenant Debra Clayton is asking a judge to delay his trial, which is scheduled to start later this week, due to concerns that the COVID-19 pandemic will limit turnout for the jury pool.

Loyd won't be representing himself after all in his next murder trial set to begin in October.

A hearing set for Thursday afternoon in the case against Markeith Loyd is expected to center around his request for co-counsel after a judge granted a motion earlier this month to let him act as his own attorney.

Convicted killer Markeith Loyd will now act as his own attorney in his upcoming trial for the death of Orlando Police Lt. Debra Clayton.

The attorney representing accused murderer Markeith Loyd has not been paid for his work on the case in nearly a year because a state agency objects to the lawyer’s “excessive” legal bills, records obtained by News 6 show.

Convicted killer Markeith Loyd is expected in a courtroom for a hearing in the case involving the shooting death of Orlando Police Lt. Debra Clayton.

A hearing will be held in the second murder trial against convicted killer Markeith Loyd, who is accused of killing Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Markeith Loyd won’t stand trial this year in connection with the shooting death of Orlando Police Lt. Debra Clayton due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Judge Leticia Marques told attorneys Tuesday morning during a hearing not to expect a new trial date until next year. It’s unknown at this time when Loyd will stand trial, which was originally scheduled to happen in May before COVID-19 closed down courts. “I can safely tell you gentlemen that you will not be in trial on this case before spring of next year. If convicted of killing Clayton, Loyd could face the death penalty.

“This evil [expletive] system created the Walmart incident with Clayton,” Loyd wrote in his letter to News 6. “I knew I was being set up to be killed,” Loyd wrote. “The defense has an ‘expert’ who will testify about some ‘variance in the frame rate’ of the Walmart video. In his letter, Loyd claims Orlando police “tortured me and took my eye” when he was taken into custody for Clayton’s murder. “If black lives matter, where they at?” Loyd wrote as he concluded his letter to News 6.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. The case against convicted killer Markeith Loyd will go before a judge Monday in Orange County. Loyd is currently awaiting trial in the slaying of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton. The trial was scheduled to begin in May but was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Loyds attorney is expected to hold a conference call with prosecutors and the judge to discuss a motion involving legal fees. Loyd is serving a life sentence for murdering his pregnant ex-girlfriend, Sade Dixon, in 2016.

ORLANDO, Fla. Attorneys for convicted killer Markeith Loyd have filed a motion in court asking for the removal of prosecutor Ryan Williams from his second murder trial. Loyd is accused of killing Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton in 2017, while investigators were looking for him in connection with the murder of his pregnant ex-girlfriend, Sade Dixon. The motion was filed Monday and cites a conflict of interest between Williams and State Attorney Brad King. Loyd was convicted last year for the murder of Dixon. Loyds trial in the Clayton case was scheduled to begin in May but was postponed.

ORLANDO, Fla. – Convicted killer Markeith Loyd’s murder trial in the shooting death of Orlando police Lt. Debra Clayton has been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a judge order issued Monday. Judge Leticia J. Marques canceled the pre-trial and jury trial, which were scheduled for March 30 and May 1, respectively. “Once the limited trial court proceedings ban has been lifted and court may be rescheduled, an order resetting pre-trial and jury trial will be issued," Marques said. [RELATED: Timeline: How the hunt and capture of Markeith Loyd unfolded | Markeith Loyd found guilty of killing pregnant ex-girlfriend]Loyd was convicted last year of killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend, Sade Dixon. Loyd’s attorneys have said that they plan to argue Loyd was insane when she shot Clayton.