A judge yesterday declared a mistrial in the murder trial of Nevin Curry after jurors could not reach a verdict.
Curry, 29, will be tried again for the shooting death of Stanley McIntosh III on February 26, 2012.
He returns to court on January 30 at 1 p.m for a status hearing.
His lawyer, Murrio Ducille, is expected to make a bail application at that time.
Prosecutors allege that Curry shot McIntosh outside the Solid Gold Club in Marsh Harbour, Abaco.
According to three witnesses, McIntosh bumped into a man while leaving the club.
This sparked a fight that eventually led to the fatal shooting, the court heard. According to the witnesses, Curry was the shooter.
Curry took the stand in his own defense. He admitted that he was present when the fight broke out and heard shots fired.
However, he denied that he was responsible for the crime.
Ambrose Armbrister appeared for the Crown.

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