Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger appeals conviction in wrong-apartment murder of Botham Jean

A Dallas street will be renamed in honor of Botham Jean, the unarmed Black man who was in his unlocked apartment when a police officer shot him.

A Dallas street will be renamed in honor of Botham Jean, an unarmed Black man who was eating ice cream in his unlocked apartment when a Dallas police officer shot him.

Botham Jean was killed last year while he was watching television in his Dallas home.

Brandt Jean, the brother of Botham Jean, was honored for the courtroom moment when he forgave and hugged the Dallas police officer who killed his brother.

Brandt Jean forgave and hugged Amber Guyger at her sentencing hearing.

Attorneys for Amber Guyger, the former Dallas Police officer convicted of murdering her neighbor in his own apartment, have filed a notice to appeal her conviction.

The second of three suspects wanted in connection with the murder of a witness in last month's high-profile trial of former Dallas officer Amber Guyger has been captured.

Authorities said they've arrested one suspect and are searching for two others in the fatal shooting of Joshua Brown.

Joshua Brown, 28, who was a former neighbor of Botham Jean, was gunned down on Friday night in what police described as a botched drug deal.

Amber Guyger was sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Joshua Brown was found shot dead at an apartment complex a few miles away from where Botham Jean was murdered last year.

Joshua Brown, 28, a key witness in the trial of Amber Guyger, was killed at a Dallas apartment building just days after Guyger was convicted of killing Jean.

Joshua Brown testified for the prosecution against Amber Guyger.

Brandt Jean told Amber Guyger in court after she was sentenced for killing his brother, "I love you like anyone else." He discusses it on "GMA."

Botham Jean Family Attorney Daryl Washington talks about the case and the sentencing of Amber Guyger.

ABC News speaks to two of the jurors from the Amber Guyger trial in an interview airing Friday on "Good Morning America."

Two of the 12 jurors told ABC News’ Marcus Moore there was “a lot of crying” as they found ex-Dallas police officer Guyger guilty of murdering Botham Jean.

Brandt Jean speaks live on “Good Morning America” about his forgiving speech to Amber Guyger, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison for killing his brother.

Brandt Jean hugged Amber Guyger after he forgave her for killing his brother Botham Jean during her sentencing.

Brandt Jean took the stand to make an emotional statement to Amber Guyger after she was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the murder of his brother.

The jury convicted Amber Guyger of murder wrong-apartment killing of Botham Jean on Tuesday

Botham Jean was shot to death in his own apartment Sept. 6, 2018.

Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger was sentenced on Wednesday to serve 10 years in prison for the fatal 2018 shooting of Botham Jean.

Guyger's sentencing phase comes one day after she was found guilty of murder in the shooting death of Botham Jean.

Botham Jean was shot to death in his apartment on Sept. 6, 2018.

The jury rejected the former officer's self-defense claim after she entered the wrong Dallas apartment and killed her neighbor, Botham Jean.

A jury convicted the former police officer of murder for killing a man in his own home.

The judge gave the jury the option of weighing whether Amber Guyger committed murder or manslaughter when she mistakenly entered the apartment of her neighbor, Botham Jean, and fatally shot him.

Botham Jean was fatally shot in his own apartment on Sept. 6, 2018.

The former police officer claims she mistakenly walked into Botham Jean’s apartment in 2018, thinking it was hers, and shot the unarmed man dead.

The former Dallas police officer is accused of killing Botham Jean on Sept. 6, 2018, in his home.

Amber Guyger, who is charged with killing a neighbor, broke down on the witness stand at her murder trial.

Former cop Amber Guyger allegedly mistook Botham Jean's apartment for her own.

Amber Guyger took the witness stand, saying she tried to keep her neighbor alive after mistaking his apartment for hers; the prosecution countered, saying she had not done enough.

The former Dallas police officer accused of killing Botham Jean on Sept. 6, 2018 in his home took the stand in her own defense Friday.

Botham Jean, 26, was shot to death in his own apartment in Dallas.

Texas Ranger David Armstrong testified, outside the presence of the jury that, based on the evidence, former Dallas Police officer Amber Guyger did not commit a crime.

The newly-released video shows Dallas police officers scrambling to reach the fourth floor of an apartment building where former officer Amber Guyger shot Botham Jean, 26, inside his apartment.

The first day of the trial offered the most detail to date of what allegedly happened the night former police officer Amber Guyger shot and killed Botham Jean inside his own Dallas apartment.

Prosecutors say Amber Guyger was distracted by a phone call when she mistook her neighbors home for her own. ABC News’ Janai Norman reports.

ABC Dallas affiliate WFAA obtained a copy of the 911 call.

Officer Amber Guyger was fired after the killing of Botham Jean, 26.

The officer, who was fired after weeks of protests, has now been indicted on a murder charge related to her neighbor's death.

Officer Amber Guyger was fired after the killing of Botham Jean, 26.

Dallas Police Officer Amber Guyger was fired Monday over fatal shooting of Botham Jean.

Dallas Police Officer Amber Guyger was fired Monday over fatal shooting of Botham Jean.

Botham Jean was fatally shot by a Dallas police officer in his own apartment.

Lee Merritt, who represents the family of Botham Jean, has asked the Dallas Police Department to fire Officer Amber Guyger.

The 26-year-old man who was allegedly killed by an off-duty Dallas police officer in his own apartment will be laid to rest Thursday.