Let me just briefly tell you some of the components of a trial. The first thing that will happen will be the attorneys will address you what we call opening statements.

What he did see was a black boy walking down the street on Pulaski towards a chain link fence and having the audacity to ignore the police.

They want you to look at the final chapter without reading the rest of the book.

I want you to go in for the final two minutes of a two hour movie

without knowing the context.

The next phase of the trial is what we call the evidentiary portion of the trial.

I think we're all familiar with getting on the witness stand and taking swearing or taking the oath to tell the truth.

Why didn't you fire your weapon?

We were trying to buy time to have a taser.

Did you continue to hear the gas being or the gurgling coming from the body of

Laquoane McDonough? No, it stopped shortly after. Up on the screen is the

second video that you talked about, correct? Yes, sir, this is the one where he was given a time

parameter of 14 to 15 seconds to fire Hall 16 shots.

Now, play that video.

Shoot a right?

Stand by. And you said that it upset you. Did you blurt something out?

And what was that?

And you said that it upset you.

Did you blurt something out? Yes, Yes I did. And what was that? I said why

the FBI is still shooting him when he's on the ground. And again I want to thank you

from the bottom of my heart and I know I'm speaking for all the parties involved here.

If it wasn't for wonderful people like yourselves, we would not have our formal government.

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