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The cross-examination wasn't over yet on the man who saw the abandoned SUV parked near his home, after the deadly parade crash. He said it was damaged when he saw it.

One of the last people who interacted with Darrell Brooks before his arrest was the owner of the house where officers said he fled to; the homeowner testifies.

The State called people who lived near the deadly parade crash to identify Darrell Brooks as the one who abandoned an SUV and ran away. Police said it was that vehicle that rammed into the crowd killing six people and injuring more than 60 others.

Darrell Brooks's mother called for a ride minutes after the deadly Christmas parade crash. Brooks was accused of ramming into the crowd and killing six people. Police said he abandoned the SUV and ran away in a residential area.

Prosecutor claimed Amber Guyger was in a safe position even when she opened Botham Jean's door and saw him; they said that deadly force wasn't necessary.

The state finished up its closing arguments. It was up to the jurors to decide whether Amber Guyger committed murder in the death of Botham Jean. Jurors deliberated for six hours before finding her guilty of murder.

The jury decided Amber Guyger was guilty of murder in the shooting of Botham Jean; this meant she faced five to 99 years in prison; Botham Jean's mother was emotional as she told jurors all about his character.

The punishment phase of the trial was full of emotion, as Amber Guyger faced up to 99 years behind bars for killing Botham Jean, who had a promising career as an accountant before he was killed by the defendant.