Rosello did not activate his body camera before the confrontation. But video shot by a surveillance camera across the street shows the deputy’s SUV speed into a small parking lot and use its front bumper to pin one of the cars against a row of tall bushes. The deputy gets out of his SUV and stands for just a moment in front of the car in which Apet and Mo were riding as it backs into the bushes, in an apparent attempt to escape.
With his gun drawn, Rosello then steps backward and to the side, retreating quickly as the car starts to move forward.
The deputy keeps his gun pointed at the car as it drives past him and accelerates away. It is unclear from the video when he starts firing and when he stops. The video has no audio and captures the scene at a distance. …
You shouldn’t put that. You should believe that and get on the jury.
You don’t usually know what will get you stricken from a jury pool. Could go either way. Better to just be honest.