Key takeaways from Derek Chauvin's murder trial, Day 12

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.ABC NEWS SPECIAL REPORT: Witnesses take the stand in the trial of Derek Chauvin, ex-officer charged in the death of George Floyd. What happened in the trial yesterday: Watch live:

A recap of the key moments from the twelfth day of the murder trial.Prosecutors wrapped up their case in the murder trial of Derek Chauvin on Tuesday after calling 38 witnesses and presenting numerous videos to argue that the former Minneapolis police officer and his colleagues allegedly caused the death of"The state of Minnesota rests," prosecutor Steve Schleicher said at the beginning of court proceedings.

Asked by Nelson if he had formed an opinion about the type of force Chauvin used on Floyd, Brodd said,"I felt that Derek Chauvin was justified, was acting with objective reasonableness following Minneapolis Police Department policy and current standards of law enforcement in his interactions with Mr. Floyd."

Under cross-examination from Schleicher, Brodd conceded that if officers inflict pain on a person who is being held in the prone position, it could constitute a use of force. Before Nelson began playing a portion of the police body camera video from the 2019 arrest in Minneapolis, Hennepin County District Court Judge Peter Cahill told the jury the footage was only being used to illustrate Floyd's reaction to being on opioids and should not be considered evidence of his character.

"Mr. Floyd didn't drop dead while you were interacting with him, right?" Eldridge asked, apparently to demonstrate how different that incident was from the May 25, 2020, arrest of Floyd. Under questioning from Eldridge, Moseng testified that while speaking to Floyd, he told her that he had taken seven to nine Percocet pills, an opioid containing the pain reliever oxycodone. She said Floyd told her he took one of the pills as police officers approached the vehicle he was in.Moseng said Floyd initially appeared upset and refused her suggestion that he let her take him to a hospital. She said Floyd later allowed her and her crew to transport him to a hospital.

 

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All these LAME choices of experts that defense has chosen in defense of Chauvin are hilarious😕 they're so RIDICULOUS! Do they think the jury are MORONS? It's actually very insulting. They're reaching...better yet they're throwing 💩caca 💩lots of it to see what sticks😂

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