attacking a critical part of his defence, that chauvin was trained to act in the way he did. totally unnecessary. what do you mean? well, first of all, pulling him down to the ground face down and putting your knee on a neck for that amount of time is just uncalled for. i saw no reason why the officers felt they were in danger. how challenging was it for the defence to deal with that many officers coming out to speak against chauvin? it was big. in this trial, i think they had 38 witnesses for the state. - about half of them came from law i enforcement or first responders, | or people who in the past would ve been shunned by their peers - if they had gone to testify- against a cop in the way they did. and in this trial, you saw i a panoply of police officers in his own departmentj
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wrongly convicted in a few minutes time. the prime minister has been forced to defend himself against a wide ranging personal attack from his former chief adviser, dominic cummings. our political correspondent damian grammaticas can tell us more. some people listening to some of what has been said are trying to work out what part of this is a friendship or collaboration gone wrong between dominic cummings and borisjohnson, orwhat wrong between dominic cummings and borisjohnson, or what is important, and requires further detail? good ruestion and requires further detail? good question because and requires further detail? good question because this and requires further detail? good question because this is - and requires further detail? (13mg question because this is triggered by a row about leaks, the prime ministers said yesterday he did not think people cared about who leaked what but dominic cummings has made serious allegations and said the prime minister in his words fell far
and what did you decide to do? i took that instinct and i called the sergeant. i don t think it s a coincidence of the first witness that the prosecution chose. the 911 operator - they called her specifically because she s a member of the fraternity of law . enforcement, of course, i and she specifically stated that she called her supervisor. and talked about being a snitch, i don t know if you want to call me a snitch that was big. in a remarkable move, the chief of police, the first black man to hold that position, testified chauvin violated department policies. 0nce mr floyd had stopped resisting, and certainly once he was in distress and trying to verbalize that, that should ve stopped. to continue to apply that level of force to a person proned out, handcuffed behind their back that, in no way, shape orform
i enforcement or first responders, | or people who in the past would ve been shunned by their peers - if they had gone to testify- against a cop in the way they did. and in this trial, you saw i a panoply of police officers in his own departmentj testifying against him. that s a sea change the likes of which we d not seen - and would not have happened in the days of rodney king. i for the first time, the court and the public saw police body cameras, which documented the fatal arrest from beginning to end including this call from chauvin to his supervisor. experts from both sides gave sharply differing evidence on the use of force. law professor and prosecution expert seth stoughton walked jurors through the body camera images. he was not a threat of harm to the officers.