One of the jurors who acquitted two Hells Angels bikers of attempted murder says factors that influenced the verdict

One of the jurors who acquitted two Hells Angels bikers of attempted murder says factors that influenced the verdict included people being led by emotion and a conflict in the state's evidence.After deliberating over three days, the Sioux Falls jury found Chad Wilson of San Diego and John Midmore of Valparaiso, Ind., not guilty of sparking a 2006 gunfight at Custer State Park.Three Outlaws Motorcycle Club members and two women with them were injured. Midmore is out on bail, but Wilson is charged in federal court with a gun crime.The state still wants to try the men on a conspiracy charge but the judge hasn't ruled on that.