Day 4: Video expert, more witnesses testify in Ray Tensing retrial
Scot Haug, use of force expert, testified Tuesday June 13, 2017, that Ray Tensing didn't have to shoot Sam DuBose in the head - could've "de-escalated" the situationCara Owsley | The Cincinnati Enquirer
A photo from a training guide that Scott Hughes, Hamilton Township police chief, used in a training that Ray Tensing was enrolled tookCara Owsley | The Cincinnati Enquirer
Scot Haug, use of force expert, testified Tuesday June 13, 2017, that Ray Tensing didn't have to shoot Sam DuBose in the head - could've "de-escalated" the situaCara Owsley | The Cincinnati Enquirer
Scott Hughes, police chief in Hamilton Township in Warren County, testified Tuesday June 13, 2017, he taught fundamentals in traffic stops class that Ray Tensing, took. Cara Owsley | The Cincinnati Enquirer
Ray Tensing, former University of Cincinnati police officer, during the 4th day of his trial Tuesday June 13, 2017. Tensing is charged with murder in the death of Sam DuBose, during a routine traffic stop on July 19, 2015. The case is being tried in the Hamilton County Common Pleas courtroom of Judge Leslie Ghiz. This is the second trial. The first ended in a hung jury.Cara Owsley | The Cincinnati Enquirer
Grant Fredericks, video expert for the prosecution, gives testimony frame by frame of Ray Tensing's body camera.Cara Owsley | The Cincinnati Enquirer
Assistant Prosecutor Stacey DeGraffenreid examines Grant Fredericks, video expert for the prosecution, as he gives testimony frame by frame of Ray Tensing's body camera. Cara Owsley | The Cincinnati Enquirer
Stew Matthews, attorney for Ray Tensing, seated, during the fourth day of testimony in his retrial in Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Leslie Ghiz’s courtroom Tuesday, June 13, 2017Cara Owsley | The Cincinnati Enquirer
Sister and mother of Sam DuBose, Terina Allen and Audrey DuBose, sit in the courtroom during the second trial of Ray Tensing. It was the fourth day of testimony in the Hamilton County Common Pleas courtroom of Judge Leslie Ghiz, Tuesday, June 13, 2017. Cara Owsley | The Cincinnati Enquirer
Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Leslie Ghiz is the presiding judge in the retrial of Ray Tensing. Tensing, the former University of Cincinnati police officer, is charged with murder in the death of Sam DuBose, during a routine traffic stop on July 19, 2015. Tensing's lawyer, Stew Mathews, has said Tensing fired a single shot. This is the second trial. The first ended in a hung jury. Cara Owsley | The Cincinnati Enqurier
Stew Matthews, attorney for Ray Tensing, during the fourth day of testimony in his retrial in Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Leslie Ghiz’s courtroom Tuesday, June 13, 2017. The first part of the day was taken up with testimony from video expert for the prosecution, Grant Fredericks. Cara Owsley | The Cincinnati Enqurier
Grant Fredericks, video expert for the prosecution, gives testimony frame by frame of Ray Tensing's body camera. Tensing, the former University of Cincinnati police officer, is charged with murder in the death of Sam DuBose, during a routine traffic stop on July 19, 2015Cara Owsley | The Cincinnati Enqurier
Grant Fredericks, video expert for the prosecution, gives testimony frame by frame of Ray Tensing's body camera.Cara Owsley | The Cincinnati Enqurier