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and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. that's what i read between the lines. -exactly.having girl talk. oh, i thought you were speaking to me. you're speaking across the studio. ["pompeii" by bastille] -there you go. -hi! hi. jump right in there. i do like the fact, see, deja and i were having girl talk across the room and ryan naturally thought i was talking to him. well, because you're standing next to me,

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seacrest. the versions of the other officers. not the transcripts. but their actual summaries. three police officers who know exactly what they are doing, interview mr. bryan. none of them interpret his words to suggest that he committed an aggravated assault. none of them interpreted his words to suggest that he was involved in any false imprisonment. none of them read -- none of them hear that in what he says. and i would humbly suggest to you that if three police officers interview mr. bryan for what turns out to be a total of hours. we had an argument about how long the transcripts were and what that would mean. i don't care how you break it down. three experienced police officers investigate mr. bryan. none of them summarized for their superiors flat bryan attempted to run over, strike or imprison mr. arbery. it's not there. if that isn't a reasonable doubt on count 7 aggravated assault, i just don't know what it would be. before i leave count seven, i do want to discuss lesser offenses. not really sure why we call them lesser offenses, but that's what we call them. with r

what did agent seacrest tell you? gbi agent, i can't compel anyone to speak to me. they knew better, just like agent seacrest knows. i can't compel anyone to talk to me. all right, let's go ahead and talk about defendant bryan. 307 burford. you've seen the video, i'm not playing it for you again. it's motion activated on the truck. travis mcmichael's white f-15 pickup truck comes in front. driveway decision. this is important, ladies and gentlemen. this is really important. y'all got him?! why is this important? what does this say? mr. bryan, from his porch, can tell that they are chasing and trying to falsely imprison, stop, define -- confine, mr. arbery. he can tell it from his porch. he knows exactly what they're doing. "y'all got him?!" he knows what they're doing. and you know what he chooses to do? his independent, independent own decision, i'm going to go join them to try to stop this guy, confine and detain him. h just joins in. his driveway decision. that is what being a party to the crime is. you go to help some people who are committing some crimes. tryin

what did agent seacrest tell you? gbi agent. i can't compel anyone to speak to me. they knew better, just like agent seacrest knows. i can't compel anybody to talk to me. all right. let's go ahead and talk about defendant bryan. 307 burford. you see the video. i'm not playing for you again. it's motion activated on the coach. travis mcmichael's white ford f-150 pickup truck comes in front. driveway decision. this is important, ladies and gentlemen. this is really important. y'all got it? why is this important? what does this say? mr. bryan, from his porch, can tell that they are chasing and trying to falsely imprison, stop, confine mr. arbery. he can tell it from his porch. he knows exactly what they're doing. y'all got him? he knows what they're doing, and you know what he chooses to do? his independent, independent, own decision, i'm going to go join them to try and stop this guy, confine and detain him. he just joins in and starts helping. his driveway decision. that is what being a party to the crime is. you go to help some people who are committing some crimes,

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. >> you heard jason seacrest testify that law enforcement could not force anyone to speak with them. >> that's right. >> so you learned as part of your time in the military that you can't force people to speak with you. >> that's correct. >> if someone walks away, you have to let them walk away. >> yes. >> in fact, you were trained that displaying a weapon may be considered a psychological coercion which is prohibited by the courts and as a law enforcement officer may be grounds for suppressing evidence. is that what you were taught? >> under certain situations, yes, ma'am. >> in addition you were also taught the best weapons retention technique is to not make your weapon accessible to anyone, right? >> under certain situations, yes, ma'am. >> and you're also taught about the deadly course triangle, correct? >> yes. and you were ought to that deadly force was only to be used as a last resort, correct? >> that's correct. >> is this in evidence? >> no. i can tender it. >> if you want to show it to the jury, follow the rules of procedure. i object, your honor. i apologize. >> is that it

bryan, because this was brought up when he was talking with agent seacrest and everything. so, first off, cooperation after the fact doesn't erase the crime you committed. bryan did film the murder on his phone. he gave the phone over and the video right away to the police. he made statements to the police at the scene, at glynn county. he then goes and makes additional statements to the gbi in may of 2020. he consented to having the video downloaded. guess what? doesn't matter. cooperation after the fact does not erase what you have done. okay? that would be like two teenagers shoplifting at walmart and one is telling the other, both stuffing bikinis into the bag. the fact one-hands over video of her girlfriend doing it, does that make her not guilty of stuffing a bikini in her own bag? no. you still did the crime. still are responsible for your actions. this is about responsibility. all right. we are going to transition right now, take a breath, and we're going to transition into self-defense and citizens arrest. how's my time? a person is justified in threatening or usin

this is the demonstration video with seacrest and this is mr. brian's actual video. this is how far up the road he is. this is the minute that he's been with his phone down on the floor. >> and in this minute two times mr. arbery is going to run towards travis. first time, turns around and goes back and the second time he'll turn around and go back and that's where that video will pick him on the second time. so the first time ahmaud arbery comes across that dogleg, he's coming at travis. at this moment he's looking into travis' eyes, and he's come at him and ultimately is going to get within ten feet of him running while travis is saying stop, do not come any closer. stop right there. stop. no gun in his hand. just saying stop, do not come any closer. at this moment travis has already had his experience obviously where he reached for the gun before, where he was acting boemptd he's not going to forgot that. he's not going to forget him seeing what looked like attack the truck and none of what was experiencing that day will be forgotten. what's going on? i want to ta

special agent jason seacrest. special agent lawrence kelly. and inspector eve rogers. we also knead to thank specifically the glenn county police department, deputy chief ricky evans and captain jeremiah berquist. glenn county sheriff neal jump. glenn county clerk of court ron adams. georgia state patrol, major thoronow king. operational managers for homeland security, todd keys. what we can make note of is that ahmaud's death has signaled significant changes in this community, in our state and in this nation. with the passing of georgia's first ever hate crime bill and the changing of georgia's antiquated citizens arrest law. we want to thank this community for the support that it has given to the family and to us. and the community at large. and we want to have some opportunity to have some remarks also from our team. so our senior assistant district attorney and lead attorney, linda donakowsky. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. but this was a team effort. i want everyone to know that this was a gigantic team effort. d.a. flynn brody put his

director vic reynolds, special agent richard dial, who i believe is here with us, special agent jason seacrest, special agent lawrence kelly and inspector eve rogers. we also need to thank specifically with the glenn county police department deputy chief ricky evans and captain jeremiah burquist. also with the glenn county sheriff's office need to thank glenn county sheriff kneel jump, glenn county clerk of court, ron adams, georgia state patrol, major thornal king and sergeant chris black. with gma we also thank operations managers for homeland security, todd keys. what we can make note of, of this, is that ahmaud's has signalled significant changes in our community, in this state and in our nation. with the passing of georgia's first-ever hate crime bill and the changing of georgia's antiquated citizen's arrest law. we want to thank this community for the support that it has given, to the family and to us and the community at large. we want to have some opportunity to have some remarks also from our team. so our senior assistant district attorney and lead attorney, linda dunakowski. [ applau

brian, because this has been brought up when he was talking to agent seacrest and other things. operation after the fact doesn't erase the crime you committed. he gave the phone over and the video right away to the police. he made statements at the scene, goes and makes additional statements to the gbi in may of 2020. he consented to have his night owl video downloaded. guess what. doesn't matter? cooperation after the fact does not erase what you have done. okay? that would be like two teenagers shoplifting at walmart and one's filming the other. both of them are stuffing bikinis into their bag. the fact that one of them hands over her video of her girlfriend doing it, does that somehow make her not guilty of stuffing a bikini in her own bag? no, you still did the crime. so what if you were cooperative afterwards. you are still responsible for your actions. this is about responsibility. all right. we are going to transition right now and take a breath and we're going to transition self-defense and citizen's arrest. the person is justified in threatening or using force against a

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and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. that's what i read between the lines. -exactly.king across the studio. ["pompeii" by bastille] -there you go. -hi! hi. jump right in there. i do like the fact, see, deja and i were having girl talk across the room and ryan naturally thought i was talking to him. well, because you're standing next to me, when we're walking out.

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