https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/jussie-smollett-trial-live-updates-prosecution-focuses-on-how-hoax-unraveled/2697097/
Jussie Smollett Trial Live Updates: Prosecutors Continue Calling Witnesses, Trial Enters Third Day
Testimony will continue Wednesday in the trial, which is expected to last about a week. Opening arguments and jury selection were completed Monday.
By Don Babwin and Sara Burnett • Published 6 hours ago • Updated 3 hours ago
https://www.foxnews.com/live-news/jussie-smollett-trial-day-3
LIVE NEWS Published December 01, 2021 Last Update 11 min(s) ago
Jussie Smollett trial: Cop testifies actor said he was attacked by only 2 people: LIVE UPDATES
''The prosecution’s first witness on day three of Jussie Smollett’s trial was Chicago police detective Kimberly Murray, who was the person to take a report from Smollett on the morning after the attack while he was being treated at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Jurors were shown photos of the injuries the former “Empire” actor suffered during the alleged hate crime incident, with the prosecution noting that they were “minor” and included scratches on his face.''
Covered by: Tyler McCarthy
>detective Kimberly Murray,
https://cpdp.co/officer/20105/kimberly-murray/
Kimberly Murray
Year of Birth
1975
46 years old
Race
White
Sex
Female
Badge
20808, 17489, 17490
Rank
Police Officer
$97,440 base salary
Unit
District 015
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Career
AUG 2, 1999 — Present
The defense also sought to portray the Osundairos as homophobic criminals and drug dealers, noting that police found guns and cocaine in their apartment and apparently anti-gay sentiments on their social media.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/jury-hear-more-prosecution-witnesses-162200444.html
'Abortion <= Oral Argument'
>Smollett's handlers
>Did the FF event involve a 'noose'?
The obscure phrase was contained in the third communication from the ghostly sniper received by a law enforcement task force based in Montgomery County. The county's police chief, Charles Moose, read the quote aloud during the latter half of a nationally televised news conference.
"The second portion of this briefing is a message," said Moose, after a short pause.
''-"You asked us to say, 'We have caught the sniper like a duck in a noose,'" Moose said, swallowing hard. "We understand that hearing us say this is important to you."-''
Then Moose asked the media to carry the message "accurately and often." He refused to answer any questions, gave the sniper contact information, and left the public and the media to speculate on what the quote meant and how it related to the shooting spree that has claimed 10 lives and injured three others.
https://www.upi.com/Top_News/2002/10/24/Snipers-odd-duck-in-noose-from-fable/76581035446063/?u3L=1
>The obscure phrase was contained in the third communication from the ghostly sniper received by a law enforcement task force based in Montgomery County. The county's police chief, Charles Moose, read the quote aloud during the latter half of a nationally televised news conference.
https://www.baltimoresun.com/maryland/bs-md-obit-charles-moose-montgomery-county-police-chief-20211127-fjhmio6f7jgolam3nk257efqve-story.html
Charles Moose, Montgomery County police chief during 2002 D.C. sniper attacks, dies at 68
By MATT SCHUDEL, EMILY DAVIES and PETER HERMANN
WASHINGTON POST |
NOV 27, 2021 AT 3:38 PMCharles A. Moose, the Montgomery County police chief who led a three-week manhunt for snipers who killed 10 people in the Washington metropolitan area in October 2002 and later resigned amid controversy over payments he received for a book he wrote about the investigation, died Nov. 25 at age 68.
His son David Moose confirmed the death but did not immediately cite a cause. In a Facebook post, Chief Moose’s wife, Sandy, said he died at home while watching a football game. According to public records, he lived in Palm Harbor, Fla., a suburb of Tampa and St. Petersburg.
Chief Moose was chosen to lead the 1,000-officer Montgomery police department in 1999, after 24 years in Portland, Ore., where he rose from patrolman to a six-year tenure as police chief. He was the first Black police chief in Portland and the second in Montgomery County, a Maryland jurisdiction just north of D.C.
In both departments, Chief Moose was credited with improving relations with minority populations and adopting community policing, in which police officers seek to strengthen bonds with local residents to reduce crime. (Chief Moose wrote a dissertation about community policing for his PhD, which he received while on the Portland police force.) Known for his contradictions, he was alternately praised for his public outreach and criticized for arrogance and a volatile temper.
https://www.politico.com/news/2021/12/01/peter-defazio-retires-523610
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-house-transportation-chair-defazio-will-not-seek-reelection-sources-2021-12-01/