PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Jury selection begins Monday in the retrial of Eric Torres who was convicted in connection with the shooting of a Philadelphia police officer in 2013.
Prosecutors say Torres shot Officer Edward Davies during a struggle inside a grocery store in Feltonville.
Torres was convicted, but last year, the state supreme court vacated his sentence and ordered a new trial.
The court agreed that police never had probable cause to search his home.
Torres then rejected a plea deal by the district attorney's office.
Officer Davies was in a coma for weeks, and still suffers nerve damage from the shooting.