A jury will break for the year without resolving charges in a $6 million case against a Philadelphia charter school operator.
The jury is weighing dozens of charges against 76-year-old Dorothy June Brown.
She is charged with taking millions of dollars in salaries and fees from four schools she ran.
Earlier Thursday, the jury acquitted two co-defendants of their charges.
But they said they'd made no progress on the dozens of counts against Brown after a week of deliberations.
The jury returns Jan. 6.
Co-defendants Michael Slade Jr. and Courteney Knight were cleared of conspiracy and obstruction counts.
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Slade said afterward that federal investigators have "bullied" him for the past two years.
Knight's lawyer says his client may return to his charter school on Friday.
