Jury in Trial of Ex-Nets Star Won't Hear of Pet's KillingBy BOB HANLEYPublished: February 5, 2004 OMERVILLE, N.J., Feb. 4 - The judge in the manslaughter trial of Jayson Williams refused on Wednesday to allow prosecutors to introduce evidence about Mr. Williams's killing of his pet watchdog with two shotgun blasts in 2001.The judge, Edward M. Colman, barred any testimony about the death of the dog, a Rottweiler named Zeus, saying it would inflame the jury and undercut Mr. Williams's right to a fair trial. "I can't think of anything that would be more prejudicial," Judge Colman said. He...