expect to cause those. understood but if you were in the midst of a struggle with police officers and the police officers brought mr. floyd to the ground, the moment of impact with the ground could have resulted in some of those abrasions. objection, your honor, beyond the scope and calling for speculation. overruled. would you mind repeating the question? sure. the abrasion, some abrasions we looked at, it would be consistent with mr. floyd being taken out of a police car and putt on to the ground. same objection, beyond the scope of the yupgs. overruled. yes. depending on how he made contact with the ground. if the direction of motion is correct and enough abrasive force, yes. that contact could explain those abrasions. okay. would awe gree with the general proposition that the prone position is not inherently dangerous? as far as i know based on my understanding of the medical literature that is true. now, in terms of your autopsy reports, there is no