Good morning members of the jury. Sorry it took all the longer for the legal issues but well get started with our first witness of the day. Good morning to her auditor, ladies and gentlemen. The state will call dr. Jonathan rich. Raise your right hand. Do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury the testimony you are about to give is the Truth And Nothing but the truth . I affirm. And doctor if you wouldnt mind we would appreciate it if you would take your mask off your and i think the microphone should be in about the right place but lets test it out by having us for having you give us your full name. My name is jonathan rich. Mr. Blackwell. Thank you, your honor. Your honor, may we have a brief sidebar . Sure. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] will [inaudible conversations] thank you, your honor. Dr. Rich, you are a medical doctor . You have to answer yes. Yes, sir. Would you tell us where you are currently employed . Sure. I am a cardiologist at northwestern me
Bottom line is the vast majority of mexicans, the children do get returned after that screening occurs. Thank you. Were going to leave this discussion, but you can find it online at cspan. Org. Take you live now here on cspan2 here in minneapolis for the ongoing trial of former Police Officer Derek chauvin. The testimony affects thousands on the basis that its cumulative. And further on the report over the course of the weekend its the same analysis that several witnesses have already gone through, including Minneapolis Police policies and federal standards using materials that would have in he ever been known to this particular defendant. This is the exact same thing that Sergeant Stiger has been testified to, very similar to what the lieutenant testified to and all of the other witnesses, including chair aredondo. So this would be roughly be the sixth or seventh opinion on force in this case, using the minneapolis materials at least in part and its my understanding what the state int
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