A jury's verdict of not guilty on one count does not amount to a rejection of the witness's evidence or a finding that the witness was unreliable, where the evidence on the count of conviction was corroborated by objective evidence (such as CCTV footage) but the evidence on the count of acquittal was not. Different verdicts on counts based largely on the evidence of a single witness can be explained as a matter of logic and reasonableness where there is corroborating evidence for one count but not the other.
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