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All right, let me explain what's going to happen this morning.

What we're going to do is there are different witnesses that are wanting to testify or be called to testify in this case.

I wake up every morning, thinking God I woke up every morning.

I my first thought is my husband. I think of Jason. It's my first thought is my husband I think of Jason it's my first thought the day he became a police officer the day I watched him walk across that stage and get his star and go on to the job as a Chicago police officer was a very proud moment for both of us.

He put me out to God and put the handcuffs on both my arms. I was walking backwards. He was dragging me backwards.

Were you in pain? Physical pain when that happened?

Yes. Where were you feeling pain?

My arms.

He's a hard worker. He's dedicated. He's a good dad. He's religious. He is quite loyal.

He knew his calling. He knew he wanted to serve and protect and that's what he did for a very long time

I was quite nervous because he had his gun drawn on me. he put the gun to my temple.

Is your testimony that Jason Van Dyke made a racial slur to you?

Yes. Okay, what was that racial slur to you? Yes.

Okay, what was that racial slur?

I was called a black ass nigger.

What is your opinion of Jason as a police officer?

Good man, good policeman. I'd work with him.

It's the highest compliment you can say to another police officer.

It hurt very bad.

You know, I couldn't move my shoulders and I couldn't,

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