and have you reviewed the body worn camera footage worn by officers tao king lane and the fact is i. know. first show you what's been received as exhibits here. do you recognize exhibit 17 to be an image taken from the bystanders or video that you review. is that you. know sir based upon your review of all of the information that you just mentioned. do you believe that the defendant followed deponent departmental policy 5 dash 3 or 4 regarding deescalation i absolutely don't agree. how so. that action. is not the escalation and when we talk about the framework of our sanctity of life and we talk about the principles and values that we have that that action goes contrary to what we're taught. as you reflect on exhibit 17 and must ask you is the c. trained minneapolis police department defensive tactics technique it is not. the departure mental policy neck restraint. the conscious neck restraint by policy mentions light to moderate pressure when i look at exhibit 17. and when i look at the. facial expression of mr floyd that does not appear in any way shape or form that is light to mod

of course, that's looking ahead to the other three officers charged in this case, tao, king and lanell facing charges of aiding and abetting second degree manslaughter and aiding and abetter second degree murder and all three are out on bail. now, in the months after george floyd's death the use of force incidents by minneapolis police actually dropped according to a cnn analysis, but then spiked late last year and black people were the subjects of those use of force incidents at a highly disproportionate rate indicative of the work that people here still feel needs to be done. omar jimenez, cnn, minneapolis. >>> now, as omar mentioned, even with the guilty verdict activists are still demanding police reform. with a long road ahead george floyd's sister spoke with cnn and had this message to those who may be afraid their loved ones could face the same fate as her brother. listen to this. >> to the families that have been through this, that are going through this, keep the faith. keep the faith and hold on and pray because prayer changes things. and i want to also let the families kno

can you tell the jury when you first learned of the incident involving the defendant, offirs tao, lane, and kingrge floyd? >> on monday, eveni around 9:00 p.m., back on may 25, 2020, i received a call. i was at my residence. and i received a call from one of my -- i think it was the deputy chief who had informed me that minneapolis police officers had responded to 38th and chicago and while attempting to take someone into custody that -- which i learn now to be mr. floyd -- they believe he would not make it or survive and he was being transported via ambulance to the medical center. and while at least the information i had that evening at 9:00 p.m., at that time i was told was still alive. i decided to contact the minnesota bureau of criminal apprehension and they are a state agency that conducts our critical incidents. i deemed this would be a critical incident and it's been our protocol to alert them and they would conduct tt investigation. so i made that call to the b.c.a. to have them start to conduct this critical incident. >> did you then proceed to city hall? chief arradondo: i should say

king. did you give any interaction to officer to tao or the defendant. had become a medical center. and then you proceeded to leave the scene to go in and out of the county medicals. before you actually left the scene did you have further conversation or direction. that. i don't think so. do you recall speaking with the defendant about the need to potentially interview witnesses yes i did 1st witnesses that was captured of the body work camera is that right you should have videos you've had an opportunity to review that footage. at this time i'm going to ask publish exhibit 266 and also it has a published 265 different renditions of the same conversation in exhibit 266 you will see more of the body possession of the defendant as you're having this conversation next exhibit you'll hear the. yes sure. your offer exhibits to 65 to 66. elusive decided to publish to 66. did you recognize your own voice in that clip or is a canard here closer to here but it's sort of like me ok and you saw that officer. sheldon the defendant was leaned up against your squad cars that right you know and th

. >> the other three officers, thomas lane, jay alexander king and tao, they'll all go to trial.y faced charges of aiding and abetting. what do you think it means for them? >> it can't look good for them. we know they play as much of a role in this murder as derek chauvin. failing to intervene is a serious charge. they knew that derek chauvin was killing george and they didn't do anything to stop it. so, if i were those three defendants, i would be concerned. i certainly going to leveave itp to the defense attorney to do what's best but i would have serious concerns about this trial. >> let me ask you about daunte wright, the 20-years-old black man who was shot and killed after being pulled over in brooklyn center in minnesota, i know tomorrow is his funeral and obviously you are representing his family. former officer kim potter has been charged with second-degree man slaughter. she mistook her gun for a taser and dyou did hear her screaming in the tape. do you see these cases as the same? should people be thinking that chauvin's verdict means something specifically for the daun

tao. they are backing up officers king and lane. you can see peter chang respond at 8:10:21. you hear 320 taking one out. that means they are removing someone from the vehicle at 8:11:02. the scene is ultimately c4, code 4, all clear, at 20:12:21. literally, this demonstrates to you a couple of things. how quickly a situation can change from second to second, minute to minute. they went from, get there fast, back off, get there faster because someone needs help, it's clear. the situation is dynamic and it's fluid. they are provided with information that an officer needs assistance. they testified about the sound of a struggle. right? if you recall, the sergeant said, all of this information would be known to a reasonable police officer. and it goes into and factors into the reasonableness of the use of force. ultimately, officer chauvin and officer tao arrive at cup foods. pause this for one second here. sorry. when we look at officer -- i have to give you a little piece of information. when we look at officer chang's video, he arrives first. the time is 1:16:33 z. that's gre

officer king, officer lane and officer tao? >> yes. >> and upon your review does it appear that each of the four mentioned officers wore body worn cameras during that incident? >> yes. >> and you were able to associate it with the same case number you were t cited earliers that right? >> yes. >> and this footage was uploaded retained by mpd service? correct? >> yes. >> you viewed footage involved with various officers. >> yes. >> all right at this time, i'm going to ask you to review a series to introduce and publish a series of body worn cameras associated with particular officers in this case. and the first piece of footage that i'm going to ask you -- to discuss is -- marked for exhibit 47. and it is the body worn camera footage of officer lane. at this time i will offer exhibit t 47. >> with that exception, it is received. >> at this time, i'll ask to publish exhibit 47. will you please hit pause and if you could enlarge and highlight time of the police -- oh. then i -- all right. to draw your attention to the upper rngd co