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A South Carolina jury has found a convenience store owner not guilty in the shooting death of 14-year-old Cyrus McCarmic Belton,

a case that's drawn national attention ever since it happened nearly three years ago.

Rick Chow, the owner of a gas station convenience store in

Columbia, South Carolina, was acquitted Monday night after being charged with murder. This case goes

back to Memorial Day weekend in 2023. According to investigators, Cyrus walked into

Child's convenience store with friends. Employees believe the 14-year-old had taken

four bottles of water without paying. Cyrus then left the store and started running down the street.

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