[kellyhound]

The second trial for a man charged with murdering three people was dismissed by Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas Judge Joan Synenberg Tuesday morning.

Tevin Biles-Thomas was acquitted on all charges for the 2018 New Year’s Eve triple murder near Denison Avenue and W. 45th Street in Cleveland.

The victims have been identified as D. J., 19, T. B, 21, and D. G, 23.

A woman rushed at Biles-Thomas on Tuesday following the judge’s decision to acquit him on all charges.

“He killed my baby,” the woman could be heard saying.

Biles-Thomas’ first trial ended in a mistrial on May 24 after the jury read legal briefs they were not supposed to.

His second trial began June 9.

On Monday afternoon, the jury was sent home early so Judge Synenburg could consider the acquittal motion filed by Biles-Thomas’ lawyer, Joseph Patituce.

Patituce argued the state didn’t have any concrete evidence linking his client to the murders.

The prosecution said there were witnesses who identified Biles-Thomas as the shooter based on the clothes he wore that night.

Judge Synenburg also ruled Biles-Thomas cannot be tried again on these charges.

[submarginal]