Ofc Porter leaves court w attorney after ~2 hrs of compelled testimony in Ofc Goodson's trial in #FreddieGray case. http://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ck2A_UVXIAECnHz.jpg
What's expected to happen today:
The trial of Baltimore police Officer Caesar Goodson Jr. will continue Tuesday with testimony from Detective Michael Boyd, a member of the Baltimore Police Department's Force Investigation Team that investigated Gray's death.
What happened Monday?
» Baltimore police Officer William Porter testified. He said there was no indication that Freddie Gray required immediate medical attention while being transported in the back of an arrest van, but he acknowledged that officers could have safely secured the 25-year-old detainee with a seat belt.
» Neurosurgeon Dr. Morris Marc Soriano testified that Gray's injuries between the second and fourth stop, while catastrophic, could have allowed him to continue communicating with police officers at the later stops. At Porter's trial, Soriano said accessory muscles would allow Gray to keep breathing despite his rapidly deteriorating physical condition.
» Prosecutors also called Boyd, the state's 14th witness, who walked through a series of city surveillance videos from the day of Gray's arrest, identifying individuals and the path of the van as it traveled through the city. At one point, prosecutors played a video of Goodson stopping the van and walking to the rear before getting back in and driving off — a stop that lasted seconds.
.@justingeorge reported in his task force story that Taylor and Bledsoe had a rift: http://pbs.twimg.com/media/ClALB3CWYAAhASQ.jpg