After more than three hours of deliberation Wednesday, a jury found Ted Hart not guilty of a felony weapons charge.
In August 2014, the state charged Hart, 29, with third-degree misconduct involving a weapon for residing in a residence containing a concealable firearm after a probation officer found a Ruger handgun in Hart’s closet. Hart was on probation for felony driving under the influence at the time.
In April, Hart’s first trial resulted in a…
