Who’s testified in the Derek Chauvin trial
In this image from video, witness Charles McMillian becomes emotional as he answers questions as Hennepin County Judge Peter Cahill presides Wednesday, March 31, 2021, in the trial of former Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin at the Hennepin County Courthouse in Minneapolis, Minn. Chauvin is charged in the May 25, 2020 death of George Floyd.[Court TV ]
As the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin continues, keep track of who’s testifying by checking KSTP’s running list below. You can also read more about each person by clicking the related links.
KSTP’s full coverage of the Derek Chauvin trial
Barry Brodd, use-of-force expert (4/13)
Click here to read more about Brodd’s testimony.
Nicole MacKenzie, medical coordinator for the Minneapolis Police Department (4/13)
Click here to read more about MacKenzie’s testimony.
Shawanda Hill, seen with George Floyd in SUV (4/13)
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Michelle Moseng, retired Hennepin County paramedic (4/13)
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Scott Creighton, retired Minneapolis Police officer (4/13)
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Seth Stoughton, associate professor at the University of South Carolina School of Law/use-of-force expert (4/12)
Click here to read more about Stoughton’s testimony.
Philonise Floyd, George Floyd’s younger brother (4/12)
Click here to read more about Floyd’s testimony.
Dr. Jonathan Rich, a cardiologist at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago (4/12)
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Dr. Andrew Baker, chief Hennepin County medical examiner who performed Floyd’s autopsy (4/9)
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Dr. Lindsey Thomas, forensic pathologist (4/9)
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Dr. William Smock, physician in forensic medicine in Louisville (4/8)
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Dr. Daniel Isenschmid, forensic toxicologist at NMS Labs in Pennsylvania (4/8)
Click here to read more about Isenschmid’s testimony.
Dr. Martin Tobin, physician specializing in pulmonary and critical care in Chicago (4/8)
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Susan Neith, forensic chemist at NMS Labs in Pennsylvania (4/7)
Click here to read more about Neith’s testimony.
Breahna Giles, Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension forensic scientist (4/7)
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McKenzie Anderson, Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension forensic scientist (4/7)
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James Reyerson, Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension senior investigator (4/7)
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Jody Stiger, Los Angeles Police Department sergeant serving as a prosecution use-of-force expert (4/6-4/7)
Click here to read more about Stiger’s testimony from April 6; Click here to read more about Stiger’s testimony from April 7.
Ker Yang, Minneapolis Police sergeant in charge of crisis intervention training (4/6)
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Johnny Mercil, Minneapolis Police lieutenant and use of force instructor (4/6)
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Katie Blackwell, Minneapolis Police inspector (4/5)
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Medaria Arradondo, Minneapolis Police Chief (4/5)
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Dr. Bradford Wankhede Langenfeld, senior resident on duty at Hennepin County Medical Center the night of Floyd’s death (4/5)
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Jon Edwards, Minneapolis Police sergeant and overnight supervisor the night of Floyd’s death (4/2)
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Richard Zimmerman, Minneapolis Police lieutenant, (4/2)
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Jeremy Norton, Minneapolis Fire Department captain (4/1)
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Derek Smith, paramedic who responded to the scene of Floyd’s arrest (4/1)
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Seth Bravinder, paramedic who responded to the scene of Floyd’s arrest (4/1)
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David Pleoger, now-retired Minneapolis Police sergeant on-duty the night of Floyd’s death (4/1)
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Courteney Ross, Floyd’s girlfriend (4/1)
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Christopher Belfrey, bystander (3/31)
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Charles McMillian, bystander (3/31)
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James Rugel, Minneapolis Police lieutenant (3/31)
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Christopher Martin, Cup Foods clerk (3/31)
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9-year-old cousin of Darnella Frazier, bystander (3/30)
Click here to read more about the 9-year-old’s testimony.
Alyssa Funari, bystander (3/30)
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Genevieve Hansen, firefighter (3/30)
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Darnella Frazier, bystander who recorded viral video of Floyd’s arrest (3/30)
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Donald Williams, bystander (3/29-3/30)
Click here to read more about Williams’s testimony on March 29; Click here to read more about Williams’s testimony on March 30.
Alisha Oyler, a former shift lead at the now-closed Speedway gas station located on the corner of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue (3/29)
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Jena Scurry, Minneapolis police dispatcher (3/29)
Click here to read more about Scurry’s testimony.