Jury divided on self-defense claim in shooting of YouTube prankster
- YouTube prankster Tanner Cook was shot by delivery driver Alan Colie at a Virginia mall food court on April 2.
- Defense argues Colie felt threatened and acted in self-defense, while prosecutors say Cook's actions weren't threatening.
- Video shows confrontation between the two men before Colie shoots Cook in the chest.
- Jury unable to reach verdict on whether shooting was self-defense or done with malice.
- Colie acquitted of main charge but convicted on lesser firearm count; fate still uncertain.