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A local priest takes the stand. He was part of the Catholic Communities of Waukesha, a group that walked in the parade. Nineteen members were injured. In the end, six people died that day.

Police testify that approximately 67 police units worked security during the parade; the police detective, who was not on duty at the time of the crash, marched with the Catholic Communities of Waukesha.

A police officer got emotional when testifying about the moment an SUV hit his family injuring two of his kids during the deadly parade crash.

Darrell Brooks wasn't done with his cross-examination of a police detective who was off-duty and marching in the Christmas parade before the crash.

The judge repeatedly asked the defendant to stop talking and not interrupt with irrelevant points. This was at the start of a new day of this trial, where he faced 76 felony charges that included those connected to the deaths of six people.

One of the first officers to respond to Botham Jean's shooting tried to save his life; a specialist who recreates shooting scenes showed the view someone in the hallway might have into an apartment.

Both sides argued about a reconstruction model of the shooting scene where Amber Guyger fatally shot Botham Jean; they focused on shooting angles and views from inside the apartment.

The testimony of a Texas Ranger favors the defense's argument that Amber Guyger shot Botham Jean in a mistaken identity situation; he was a prosecution witness who helped investigate the case.