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Police recovered 65 videos from people, businesses and the city of Waukesha, Wisconsin; according to police, Darrell Brooks passed a street on the left where he could have exited during the deadly parade crash.

Darrell Brooks has a range of questions for the lead detective on the stand in his trial; some were relevant, some were not; in the end, six people are dead and 61 injured.

Darrell Brooks has another blow up with judge Jennifer Dorow just as the prosecution nears the end of its case; the State claims Brooks was trying to delay the trial because he knew a conviction was coming.

The State rests its case; the process goes longer than anticipated as the prosecution accused Darrell Brooks of using delay tactics; he decides to represent himself against the 76 felony counts against him in the deadly parade crash.

Darrell Brooks calls his first witness in his case; it is his turn to tell his side of the story as he alludes to in his opening statement; Brooks pleads not guilty to all 76 felony counts, that includes those charges in the deaths of six people.

Darrell Brooks begins his case to the jury with the backstory of what led to the deadly parade crash; five people were killed at the scene and another died at the hospital.

Someone who was at the Christmas parade but did not get hit by the SUV, tells jurors how the car rammed through the crowd; this is a witness called by Darrell Brooks, who was representing himself against the charges.

Darrell Brooks was getting his turn to present his case, but things were moving a bit slowly for the judge; Brooks pleaded not guilty, fired his public defenders and decided to represent himself.