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Opening statements begin; Darrell Brooks is accused of killing six people and injuring dozens more when he rammed an SUV into a Christmas parade; Brooks pleads not guilty and does not want a lawyer.
Opening statements begin; Darrell Brooks is accused of killing six people and injuring dozens more when he rammed an SUV into a Christmas parade; Brooks pleads not guilty and does not want a lawyer.
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Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP4 "Patrolling Officer Testifies"The State's first witness in the deadly parade crash trial was the police sergeant who oversaw security that day. The defendant, Darrell Brooks, was accused of recklessly driving his car into the crowd killing six people and injuring 61.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP2 "Defendant Plays Lawyer"The defendant, Darrell Brooks, was cross-examining the State's second witness. He was accused of killing six people and injuring dozens more with his car when police said he drove into a Christmas parade. But he decided to represent himself at trial.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP8 "Judge Advises The Defendant"The prosecution had numerous objections against Darrell Brooks during his cross-examination of the witness on the stand. He decided to represent himself in this trial where he was accused of killing six people and injuring 61.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP6 "Darrell Brooks Questions His Ex-Girlfriend"Judge Jennifer Dorow had more advice for Darrell Brooks who decided to represent himself. But he claimed that he didn't understand the charges against him.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP3 "Opening Statements"Opening statements begin; Darrell Brooks is accused of killing six people and injuring dozens more when he rammed an SUV into a Christmas parade; Brooks pleads not guilty and does not want a lawyer.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP1 "76 Felony Counts"Darrell Brooks faced 76 felony counts which included Intentional homicide, fatal hit and run, recklessly endangering safety, bail jumping, and domestic abuse. From another courtroom the judge addressed Darrell Brooks.
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