The attorney for Gerald Goines, the man who was found guilty of murder in the deaths of two people following the botched Harding Street raid, has filed a motion for a new trial.

During the nearly five-week trial, we learned Goines, a former HPD narcotics officer, lied don’t the affidavit that was used to obtain the deadly no-knock warrant on Harding Street. In the affidavit, Goines claimed the couple were drug dealers and one of his CIs had purchased heroin from them.

After a month in prison, former HPD officer Gerald Goines is set to to request a new trial over allegations civil attorneys withheld evidence.

The attorneys for Gerlad Goines are accusing civil attorneys of withholding the victim's cellphone, which they believe could have been a vital piece of evidence in the trial.