MILWAUKEE — Jurors are taking their seats for day three of the trial of Tremaine Jones, the man accused of killing Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder and injuring his partner, Christopher McCray.
Prosecutors are likely to call several more Milwaukee police officers and detectives who worked on the case to testify on Wednesday. Court records show dozens of officers could be called for testimony. 10 officers testified on Tuesday.
The prosecution is also expected to bring in fingerprint evidence to help show Jones' involvement.
The defense limited their cross-examination on Tuesday, but tried to poke holes in the prosecution's case when they did.
"The state must convince you beyond a reasonable doubt that Mr. Jones is guilty," Abigail Ruckdashel said.
Court is scheduled to begin at 8:30.
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