CHICAGO (AP) — A judge has decided against taking a Chicago police officer on trial for murder into custody for being late to a court hearing.

The judge was angry after Jason Van Dyke showed up late to a Thursday evening hearing after jurors began deliberating.

The white officer is charged with murder, aggravated battery and official misconduct for shooting black teenager Laquan McDonald in 2014. He’s been free on bond.

Judge Vincent Gaughan held a hearing Friday to consider revoking Van Dyke’s bond. Defense attorney Dan Herbert told the judge that Van Dyke’s tardiness was because he was dealing with a threat to one of his daughters.

He says some students at his daughter’s high school were “walking around asking, ‘Which one is Jason Van Dyke’s daughter because we are going to get her?”

Gaughan said he wouldn’t punish Van Dyke this time.

Jury deliberations are continuing.