there on his right side. it was too able to be gotten by the person that he is transporting. secondly, he said he he admitted, i was taught that at the police academy, i was always supposed to seat belt somebody in. i was taught it. but when we went into field practice, it was never demonstrated, never done. officer novak who came after the defendant also testified that he had never seated somebody with a transport belt in the van. what is interesting here we want to tell everybody, currently on the witness stand is a neurosurgery expert out of washington, d.c. and also practices here at john hopkins, testifying about the spinal cord right now for the jury. but what is pivotal in this case are the very stops that were made with freddie gray inside that transport van. there were six stops, according to the prosecutor, all in total. it s the prosecution s theory that the injury, the horrific breaking of his neck occurred