he has already pled guilty and his attorney says that officers can coxswain kimberly mcsweeney were rough with him even after he was handcuffed and he claims that talks even asked him if he liked it when he tased him repeatedly. the defense as it was dark inside the business and he only saw the silhouette of a man behind the car. he ordered him to show his hands but there was no response and not knowing if he had a weapon he deployed his taser twice. attorneys on both sides of the was no evidence of force that they could see on the surveillance video but the owner of the business did say that in a recorded statement he had early on that he heard coxe say to him that he hoped the video did not show up. but today on the stand the owner came back on that statement saying he may not have been accurate. testimony begins tomorrow morning at federal court. >> a woman convicted in a deadly amy is serving a 6.5 year sentence for driving her jeep onto a sidewalk in 2013. liliana johnson died. alyssa mitre was seriously hurt. she asked to have nearly a year taken off her sentence after completing th

but he accused officers ken cox and kimberly mcsweeney of tasing him and said they were rough surrendered at the scene. but the federal jury disagreed. >> the fair finding by the jury made it clear to the public and us that we, gratifying to know that we were recognized for their excellence. tom: the jury heard four days of testimony before reaching this decision. a family back home after a hoverboard caused a fire in their living room. their son was riding inside when the hoverboard sparked and caught fire. kelley tuthill from our sister station wcvb spoke with the fire chief and has some safety tips for riders. >> this is what' s left of a hoverboard that caught on fire while an 11-year-old boy was riding it inside his chelmsford home. 64/39.09 some extensive smoke damage throughout the house. >> it burst into flames. i hopped into flames. the door. >> extensive smoke damage, they and no one was hurt. reporter: photo show a rug and wall were damaged in the one alarm fire last night. the consumer product safety commission is investigating 40 fires nationwide sparked by lithium-ion batter