Dustin Boone

Dustin Boone was one of five St. Louis police officers charged in the 2017 beating of undercover officer Luther Hall during protests against brutality.

An all-white jury is hearing arguments in the federal trial of two former St. Louis police officers who are accused of beating their undercover colleague at a protest in 2017. We discussed what led to an all-white jury being seated on "St. Louis on the Air."

Defense attorneys successfully removed the lone Black juror from the panel after he said his cousin is in prison.

Steven Korte was found not guilty of all charges. Christopher Myers was acquitted on the most serious charge. Both counts against Dustin Boone resulted in a mistrial.

Updated at 7:15 p.m. with comments from St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner — Four St. Louis police officers were indicted on federal charges Thursday…