raimondo?provided a bag. >> was it a plastic type grocery bag? >> correct. >> do you recall the kplor colo the bag? >> i do not. >> do can you recall who provided it? >> i do not. >> after receiving the bag did you and sergeant raimondo continue to perform cpr? >> correct, we did. >> at any time did you see any signs of life from trayvon martin's body? >> no, sir. >> what was your role specifically in the administration of cpr? >> i was doing chest compressions. >> and what was sergeant raimondo's role? >> he was doing mouth to mouth. >> did rescue eventually respond to the scene? >> yes. >> did rescue personnel take over the treatment or assessment of trayvon martin after that arrived? >> yes. >> was trayvon martin pronounced dead at the scene? >> yes, he was. >> did you have any further contact or involvement with this defendant after after you performed cpr on trayvon martin? >> no. and the investigators and crime scene technicians respond to that scene while you were still present? >> yes,

>> sergeant raimondo did. >> was sergeant raimondo able to get a pulse? >> no, sir. >> did you and/or sergeant raimondo move trayvon martin's body after he failed to get a pulse? >> yes, i believe it was a joint. >> i'm sorry? >> i believe we moved him, yes. >> okay. how did you move him? >> we turned him right-side up. >> so you moved him from his stomach to his back? >> correct. >> to your knowledge, did you move or disturb any evidence that was around his body or on his body when you rolled him over? >> no, sir. >> did trayvon martin respond in any way either physically orb verbally when you rolled his body over? >> no, sir. >> after rolling his body over, did you see anything that appeared to be a gunshot wound? >> after moving at a later -- yes. >> after -- >> after he was moved around, yes. >> yes, sir. and where was that? >> it was underneath. he had a pin or a button. so it was underneath the button. >> are you indicating a button on his shirt or sweatshirt? >> yes. >> and the gunshot wound was near that area? >> it was right underneath the button

>> i was doing chest compressions. >> and what was sergeant raimondo's role? >> he was doing mouth to mouth. >> did rescue eventually respond to the scene? >> yes. >> and did the rescue personnel take over the treatment or assessment of trayvon martin after they arrived? >> yes. >> was trayvon martin pronounced dead at the scene? >> yes, he was. >> did you have any further contact or involvement with this defendant after you performed cpr on trayvon martin? >> no, sir. >> and did investigators and crime scene technicians respond to that scene while you were still present? >> yes, sir. >> and did those officers and technicians take over the scene after they arrived? >> yes, sir. >> did you have any further involvement with the case? >> no, sir. >> all right. thank you, sir. judge, that's all i have. >> thank you. mr. o'mara? >> >> thank you, your honor. afternoon, officer. how are you doing? >> good. thank you. >> just a couple questions. you had heard as you were on your way that officer smith had just arrived on the scene, correct? as you were coming -- >> as

sergeant anthony raimondo is the officer who was on site after the shots were fired. let's go straight to sanford outside the courthouse where we have martin savidge standing by. martin, let's begin with this testimony from this police officer. tell me what he told the court. >> yeah. very graphic and very grim basic testimony that was coming from one of these officers. he was the first responder, one of the first responders on scene. and he talks about first and foremost seeing the body of trayvon martin. this is the first time the jury has seen pictures with the trial under way of seeing the 17-year-old sprawled on the ground after he was fatally shot by george zimmerman. that obviously had a stunning impact on them. and on top of that, there was the testimony. there was the frantic effort by the officer and another to apply cpr to the 17-year-old and it was very powerful as he describes the last breath the teenager had taken. listen. >> after you rolled the teenager onto his back, did you try to get a pulse? >> yes, sir, did. >> how did do you that. >> same carotid