When it was Assistant District Attorney Kevin Gray’s turn to address jurors, he told them to closely examine the video as they deliberated, because the moment the defense discussed came a full five seconds after the audible gunshot fired from Shelby’s handgun.
Jurors are expected to begin deliberating at some point early Wednesday afternoon following closing arguments early in the morning.
The city’s cost to hold municipal inmates in the Tulsa Jail would nearly double to $1.47 million a year for the next two fiscal years according to a draft letter of intent.
Charged with first-degree manslaughter, Betty Shelby took the witness stand Monday as her criminal trial nears completion.
“It angered me a lot,” Sgt. Dave Walker testified Friday.
The city of Tulsa and the George Kaiser Family Foundation announced this week that the park and stretch of Riverside Drive that runs through it will open in the late spring or summer of 2018.
Shelby was shown in a recorded interview three days after the shooting screaming, crying and at times sitting on the floor as she described the events that followed after she met Terence Crutcher.
The interaction between Terence Crutcher and Betty Shelby in the middle of a road in North Tulsa last September didn’t last long, but the evidence the court will hear over the next couple of weeks will surround that moment, attorneys said Wednesday.
