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Prosecution rested case against Officer Porter today.
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Prosecutors rest case against Officer Porter in death of
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Schatzow said Porter "did nothing when he could have saved a man's life."
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And a "reasonable officer follows orders and and directives," like orders to seatbelt and get medic, Schatzow said.
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Schatzow said defense claim lots of officers don't seatbelt detainees "not the standard." Standard is "reasonable officer."
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Schatzow, defending state's case, said testimony and evidence showed Porter displayed "callous indifference for life."
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Proctor said the state, in defending its case, had "glossed over" Porter telling Goodson and White that Gray needed medic.
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In denied ask for acquittal, Proctor argued state had failed to show Porter displayed gross, deliberate indifference to Gray's well-being.
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Judge Williams has now ended proceedings for the day. Back tomorrow at 9 a.m. for start of defense's case.
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Defense made motion for judgment of acquittal (standard move at this pt) based on arg state failed to show sufficient evidence. Judge denied
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The state has rested its case against Officer William Porter. Judge dismisses jury for day, tho other legal issues will be handled today.
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"He needs to go to the hospital. It's as simple as that," Lyman says of Gray, and Porter should have made "demand" that happen to supervisor
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Lyman says Porter decision to not call medic at 5th stop "made worse that this same officer has the same information from the previous stop"
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Asked if only van driver responsible for detainee safety, Lyman said, "No. It's a shared responsibility" among all officers involved.
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Lyman said presented with
#FreddieGray saying can't breathe, needs help up, Porter should've immediately assessed where closest hospital was -
4th witness Michael Lyman, expert in police procedures from Missouri. Testified gen orders requiring seat belt, medic when asked are proper
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Third witness BPD DNA analyst Thomas Hebert, testified multiple blood swabs on seatbelt, seat, wall from van match for
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