A judge has postponed the first trial over a 2015 Central Texas gunfight involving rival motorcycle gangs that left nine people dead, 20 others hurt and more than 150 bikers charged.
The Waco Tribune-Herald reports the first trial had been set for May 22 related to the deadly shootout at a Waco restaurant.
But state District Court Judge Ralph Strother on Friday postponed the trial after a new attorney brought onto the case indicated she couldn't be ready in time.
A new trial date wasn't set.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys declined to comment, saying Strother had placed them under a gag order.
The delay means a trial set to begin June 5 before a different judge is now scheduled to be the first to go before a jury.