call came in, no one testified to all the 911 calls in the neighborhood. but maybe a graphic that shows all that. if such graphic exists, i m not sure it does. i m going to object. and if this happens more than twice within this powerpoint, i m going to ask that we stop, unfortunately, and go through every single slide because i ll be up here objecting constantly to his closing because it contains things that were never testified to and no evidence was presented at trial because of it. that is my concern. i have a slide of the neighborhood that i ve created, that i put little circles on and i put things on it that are representative of the testimony of the officer and going door to door and neighbors who had been complaining about things. i m not going to say the neighbor at this address called 911. it s argument. it s demonstrative of my argument. i don t see any basis for the state to object and i don t have anything else in this photograph.
understand now is limited to what was actually testified to will be referred to that way as opposed to here s the manual or what the coast guard instructed him. i won t limit you exactly on how you want to present that. as long as it s not a presentation as if it was evidence separate from testimony that was provided by mr. mcmichael from the witness stand. and the use of force continuum is what you re using to demonstrate the argument as opposed to relying on that as a training diverse or something that was actually presented in training. so, judge i m asking for direction from the court. these are just the first couple. so, if there s some photos that no one has ever testified to, i m going to object. if there are other things like, for instance, there s a picture of the neighborhood and somehow they ve marked every time a 911
matt was doing work in his yard and saw this gentleman who resembled the gentleman who had committed what they thought was a burglary in that residence. he shut down the work that he was doing and put a gun in his pocket, grabbed his cell phone and he walked all the way up the street to the corner where jones meets satilla where he keeps his mailbox. he stood there right next to this tree and he called 911. at some point in the video when you see mr. arbery run out, you see he passes right through the window and he s standing right there on the phone calling the police. his behavior changes instantly. mr. arbery is in a full sprint running into the neighborhood. running into the neighborhood. it means he s going on his
first on the dock. and the second inside the house looking into the boat. the video ends right there. travis mcmichael has his own horrifying experience with a man that he is about to learn has just been involved in all this stuff with larry english. he s been told some things by his mother and hisand other neighbors before this moment. but he s going to learn some things for himself on 2/11/20. on this night, travis is driving out of the neighborhood to go get some gas. he wants to fill up at 4:00 a.m. and on his way out as he s driving down the road on the way out of the neighborhood he sees
he watches him watching. so he pulls up next to him and he stops again, he says, hey, hey, hold on a second. we just want to talk to you for a minute. if something was going on back there, we want to know what s going on. he s not saying to the guy i don t know what s been going on in this neighborhood. to do that would do what? it would escalate the situation. so he just says we want to know what s going on back there. why is that guy pointing at you. why is he doing that? he stops, he looks him dead in the eyes, doesn t say a word and travis just says we want you to stay right here. we re calling the cops. calling the cops. called the cops. and mr. arbery bolts. now on the subject of police, travis told you got in the car with my dad. i said, dad, are the cops coming? yeah, yeah, yeah, go this way. very clear he says he asked his father about the cops being called. they call the cops all the time. this is not like it s a new