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The lead detective in the deadly parade crash trial told jurors that the entire downtown scene was chaotic, something he had never seen before.

Police said just before they took Darrell Brooks into custody, he was in a residential neighborhood going door-to-door asking for a phone to get an Uber.

Detective Jay Carpenter led the police interrogations of Darrell Brooks when he was arrested after the deadly parade crash that killed six people.

The first defense witness in Wisconsin versus Darrell Brooks went ahead and testified. This was out of order because of a scheduling issue. Juan Marquez was among the dozens of people hit by the red SUV that rammed into a parade crowd, killing six.

Citing case law, the judge in the deadly parade crash trial was compelled to remove Darrell Brooks from the courtroom for what she claimed was his disrespectful and disrupting behavior.

Police officers tried to do their due diligence when they first found and took Darrell Brooks into custody after the deadly parade crash that killed six people.

The lead detective in Wisconsin versus Darrell Brooks was breaking down for the jury the recorded police interview. In the second half of it, police tried to find a motive as to why Brooks allegedly drove the red SUV into the Christmas parade.

Opening statements begin in the case against Brooke Skylar Richardson, a former high school cheerleader accused of killing her newborn daughter, Annabelle; prosecutors claim she killed her baby; the defense countered that Annabelle was a stillborn.