Jury Selection Begins in Federal Hate Crimes Trial Following Buffalo Supermarket Shooting
Jury selection is commencing for the federal hate crimes trial stemming from the supermarket shooting in Buffalo, New York.
Buffalo, NY, October 13, 2026 —
Jury selection is now underway for the federal hate crimes trial related to the supermarket shooting that occurred in Buffalo, New York.
The proceedings mark a significant step in the legal process following the incident, which has been classified as a hate crime. The trial will focus on federal charges brought against the defendant(s) in connection with the event.
Details regarding the specific date jury selection commenced were not immediately available. The names of the defendant(s), victims, prosecutors, and defense attorneys involved in the case have not been publicly disclosed in this summary.
The shooting, which took place at a supermarket in Buffalo, led to federal charges alleging hate crimes. The commencement of jury selection indicates that the court is moving forward with the trial phase of the legal proceedings.
Further information regarding the timeline of the trial, the specific charges, and any upcoming court dates will be determined as the jury selection process progresses and the trial unfolds. The contractor’s name was not provided. The fine amount was not provided.
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