Dawn Light, 56, was arrested on Thursday after police discovered deleted photographs of jurors leaving the Plymouth courthouse on Tuesday. The photos were taken while Light was parked in a restricted area outside the courthouse during the livestreamed trial of Lindsay Clancy, who faces three counts of first‑degree murder for killing her children. Light has been charged with aggravated intimidation of a juror and pleaded not guilty, stating it was a misunderstanding.
Prosecutors presented evidence that Light’s phone contained the photographs and that she had been in the prohibited zone. The judge denied a $50,000 bail request. Law and order officials warned that her conduct threatened the sanctity of the judicial process. The jury, which has been deliberating since Thursday, remains at the centre of national debate over privacy and courtroom decorum.
Woman Charged with Intimidating Jurors in High‑Profile Lindsay Clancy Trial
Woman Charged with Intimidating Jurors in High‑Profile Lindsay Clancy Trial
A 56‑year‑old nurse is charged with aggravated intimidation of a juror after photographing members outside the Plymouth courthouse during the livestreamed Lindsay Clancy murder trial.
Dawn Light, a registered nurse, was arrested after taking photos of jurors leaving the Plymouth courthouse during the highly publicised Lindsay Clancy trial. She has been charged with aggravated intimidation of a juror and has pleaded not guilty, claiming misunderstanding. Prosecutors found deleted photos of jurors on Light’s phone and the judge denied her $50,000 bail request. The case remains a focal point of national debate over jury privacy and courtroom conduct.
