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The officer who called 911 about a hit-and-run the day of the deadly parade crash identified Darrell Brooks as the driver; according to police, 61 people were injured and six died that day.

The officer who was working traffic control at the Christmas parade remembered firing at the driver of the red SUV to try to stop him. Six people taking part in the parade died.

Darrell Brooks has more questions for one of the many police officers who worked the Christmas parade; one officer identified Darrell Brooks as being responsible.

Jurors heard from the police officer who identified the abandoned red SUV which was damaged after the deadly parade crash. Police claimed that Darrell Brooks was the one who drove it into the parade crowd killing six people and injuring sixty-one.

The Defense wanted to bring in expert testimony to show the reality of what police officers go through in a high-stress situation.

The shooting of Botham Jean was classified as a police-involved shooting even though Amber Guyger was technically off-duty.

The fate of Amber Guyger will likely be determined by the defense's ability to argue mistake of fact.

The jury heard intense closing arguments; the defense pleaded with jurors; it tried to make clear what the law says about self-defense and mistake of fact.