Key facts
- Dawn Light, 56, was charged with aggravated intimidation of a juror.
- Light allegedly photographed jurors exiting the courthouse during the Lindsay Clancy trial.
- She was found in a restricted area outside the Plymouth courthouse.
- Light pleaded not guilty, claiming she intended to photograph Lindsay Clancy.
- A judge ordered Light to stay away from the courthouse and trial participants.
A woman named Dawn Light, 56, has been charged with aggravated intimidation of a juror in connection with the ongoing Lindsay Clancy murder trial. Light was arrested for allegedly taking photographs of jurors as they exited the courthouse in Plymouth, Massachusetts, on Tuesday. Her attorney, Jennifer White, stated in court that the incident was a misunderstanding and that Light was attempting to photograph Lindsay Clancy, not the jurors. Prosecutors alleged that Light was in a restricted area and that photos of jurors were found on her phone, even in a deleted folder. Judge William Sullivan, who is presiding over the Clancy trial, has specifically prohibited the photographing or filming of jurors. Light pleaded not guilty to the charges and was ordered to stay away from the courthouse grounds and anyone associated with the Clancy trial. Prosecutors had requested $50,000 cash bail, but the judge denied it. The jury in the Clancy case, which involves charges of three counts of first-degree murder, has been deliberating since Thursday.