Jonathan Majors, the actor known for his roles in Lovecraft Country and The Harder They Fall, has been found guilty in a criminal trial in New York City. The verdict was delivered after three days of deliberation by the jury. The charges against him included reckless assault in the third degree and harassment. However, he was acquitted of two other charges, including intentional assault and aggravated harassment. The trial, which lasted about two weeks, revolved around an incident involving his girlfriend, Grace Jabbari.
Key Takeaway
Jonathan Majors has been found guilty of reckless assault and harassment in a criminal trial, with the sentencing set for February 6. The verdict raises concerns about the potential impact on his career in the entertainment industry.
Evidence and Testimonies
During the trial, prosecutors presented evidence, including surveillance video of the night in question, showing a scuffle between Majors and Jabbari, followed by a foot chase. Jabbari herself took the stand as the key witness, describing alleged instances of Majors losing his temper and delivering emotional testimony. On the other hand, Majors’ defense team attempted to challenge her account, including questioning her injuries and highlighting a 911 call made by Majors after finding Jabbari passed out in his penthouse apartment.
Verdict and Sentencing
The jury’s decision means that Jonathan Majors faces a maximum sentence of up to a year behind bars. His sentencing is scheduled for February 6. The outcome of the trial has raised questions about the impact on his career, especially considering his involvement in high-profile projects such as Marvel’s upcoming productions.
