Live Updates: Jason Van Dyke Trial: Day 2

The jury is watching the video of the shooting again. This time the video is slowed down to quarter speed with arrows pointing where the witness, an FBI forensic video examiner, believes the bullets went.#VanDykeTrial @cbschicago

— Beth Bria (@BethBriaReports) September 18, 2018

On the stand now: Detective Roberto Garcia, one of the detectives assigned to the death investigation of Laquan McDonald. #VanDykeTrial @cbschicago

— Beth Bria (@BethBriaReports) September 18, 2018

Jurors are now being shown photos of the clothes Laquan McDonald was wearing when he died. #VanDykeTrial @cbschicago

— Beth Bria (@BethBriaReports) September 18, 2018

On the stand now is the evidence technician who processed the scene after Laquan McDonald was shot. Jurors are now being shown the photos he took of the scene, including 16 fired cartridge cases, locations of squad cars and blood on the ground. #VanDykeTrial @cbschicago

— Beth Bria (@BethBriaReports) September 18, 2018

CPD Officer David Ivankovich watches video from his squad car and recounts arriving on the scene after responding to a call for a taser. Laquan McDonald was already on the ground when Ivankovich arrived on scene. #VanDykeTrial @cbschicago

— Beth Bria (@BethBriaReports) September 18, 2018

#JasonVanDyke's partner on the night Laquan McDonald was killed is the first witness called by the prosecution on Tuesday morning. His testimony is not being seen or heard anywhere outside of court as requested by the witness. @cbschicago pic.twitter.com/guk78xOOdC

— Mike Puccinelli (@mikepuccinelli) September 18, 2018

Jason Van Dyke's former partner has taken the stand as the first witness of the day. No video or audio is allowed of his testimony at his request. White noise in the overflow courtroom right now. #VanDykeTrial @cbschicago pic.twitter.com/FS0i36t5Bl

— Beth Bria (@BethBriaReports) September 18, 2018