Feb 19, 2003 • 1 min read

Spector hearing could be delayed

Sheriff's officers say they will not finish their Phil Spector shooting investigation in time for his 3 March court appearance, so the hearing is likely to be postponed.

Sheriff's officers in California have said they will not be ready to present their findings on the Phil Spector shooting case in time for his next court appearance on 3 Mar, meaning the next hearing is likely to be postponed. No formal charges have yet been filed against Spector – that will be the job of a district attorney based on the findings of a police investigation.

Lieutenant Dan Rosenberg of the LA County Sheriff Department told reporters there was a delay because: "we want to complete a very unbiased and comprehensive investigation. It takes time to get all the evidence we analysed and back to us, and to interview people we feel we need to interview."

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