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By Aaron Cooper and Jason Hanna, CNN

Story highlights

Jurors in the William Porter trial said Tuesday they were deadlocked; the judge told them to keep deliberating

If the trial ends in a hung jury, prosecutors would have the opportunity to try the case again

Baltimore (CNN)[Breaking news alert, posted at 3:25 p.m. ET Wednesday]

The judge has declared a mistrial in the case of Baltimore police Officer William Porter after jurors said they were deadlocked and unable to reach a unanimous verdict on any of the four charges against him. Porter was one of six officers charged in connection with the death of Freddie Gray. Prosecutors will decide whether to re-try the case.

[Previous story, posted at 1:53 p.m. ET Wednesday]

Jurors considering the trial of a Baltimore police officer in Freddie Gray's death told the judge once that they were deadlocked. Time will tell if a third day of deliberations will bring a change.

The jury resumed its talks Wednesday morning in the trial of Officer William Porter, one of six officers charged in the death of Gray, a 25-year-old black man who broke his neck in April while being transported in a police van, shackled but not wearing a seat belt.

Gray's death a week after his injury sparked demonstrations and riots and made him a symbol of the black community's distrust of police. The outcome of Porter's trial could have a domino effect on the other officers' cases.

The jury on Tuesday afternoon told a judge that they'd been been unable to reach an unanimous decision on Porter's charges, but the judge asked them to keep at it.

The jurors resumed deliberating around 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, and shortly before lunch asked the judge whether it could receive transcripts of testimony -- a request the judge denied, without elaboration. By that time, the jury had deliberated for nearly 14 hours of deliberations over three days.

If the trial ends with a hung jury, prosecutors would have the opportunity to try the case again.

"This would be a game changer," CNN legal analyst Sunny Hostin said.

2. Think of the last person who hurt you; do you forgive them? - Nope. Forgiveness has never come easy for me.

5. Are you afraid of falling in love? - Yes. Been there, done that a few times actually and its terrifying!

68. What was your last thought before you went to bed last night? - “Wow I’m surprised I can go back to sleep after that nap I just took”

Dope Bloggers and Dope Blogs: Wednesday Evening Edition

robregal - The homie, the Black Dos Equis man, a dope MC and a fellow PG County native.

marsofbrooklyn - My girl Mars! She’s so cool. And she still is not here for your foolishness.

behindthegrooves - My favorite Tumblr dedicated to music.

thaunderground - Great variety on the blog.

bananacliptheory - The Ginger Face Killah and a very dope person who appreciates good music.

anothercleverjedimindtrick - A dope brotha with a dope blog. Plus he interacts.

scandamonium - Dope images

crownprince81 - A very aware brotha with a fine blog.

dngmil - Great blogger because she loves Prince too. Gifs and images galore.

These are the big winners. Rob beats everyone this round. Shout outs to him. Everybody else is awesome too. Thanks for being cool as hell. See you all the next time I remember to post these results, lol.

Wow! Thank you, marsofbrooklyn.

It's definitely not something I hear everyday. I think it's very important to have views that aren't common or fed to me. Plus, I just grew into this very opinionated person. Lord knows I've heard "Sheena, be quiet" for most of my 27 years. It's different to have people actually want to hear more of what I have to say. Usually I'm that person who ends the conversation because people accuse me of being too serious. Part of me wishes I could tone that down, but then I realize it's just who I am. The running joke is that I'm Huey from The Boondocks in my family. They aren't wrong, but I still don't always appreciate the joke.

Also too, THANK YOU for complimenting my taste in music. Me and my boyfriend (my iPod) have such an amazing relationship. My love of music is actually something I picked up from my mom. She played a lot of different music when we were younger. And then there was that span of my life where I lived for music videos. So pretty much if it has any type of song involved, as long as the song isn't terrible, I'll listen to it. Plus I just believe that everything needs a soundtrack. It's really the most beautiful thing in the world to me. Certain songs transform you. And the music I play is responsible for helping me learn so many things. I buy a lot of books based on the music I buy too. Much of my current reading list has been mentioned by 2Pac, lol.

Last night at this "after party", which was really a room full of people drinking whatever they poured into Styrofoam cups, I think I sat in a corner singing to myself for a good 40 minutes before I joined the discussion. Someone finally asked me why I knew all of the songs and weird facts about the artists. I'm just a nerd about that stuff. Most people expect me to be working in music, but I keep telling people the industry isn't about music. Radio definitely isn't about music and neither is the recording side. They say it's bullshit, but I'm being dead ass. Radio is about advertising and the recording industry is about publishing and branding. So as someone who really lives to build their music collection and knowledge of the world, I appreciate the love.

he already played that with Katrina. Learn some new tricks, old dog.

Ooh! If you don’t mind, point it out/post it, so we can all go HAM on that ass. Is it on the latest one?