More On The 911 Call
New Hartford 911 dispatcher Nicholas Morosco is testifying about the 911 call he received the night of February 27.
-Assistant DA Paul Hernon shows a disc that contains the recording of the 911 call. However, the call is not played.
-Morosco had been talking with Officer Corr about a broken printer at the NHPD substation in Sangertown Square Mall moments before the 911 call came in.
-Testimony is moving toward the police chase that ended with a crash at the Kirkland Byrne Dairy.
-Hernon occasionally moves to different locations on the floor to deliver his questions. When asking witnesses about evidence, he will stand over their shoulder. Other times, he moves to a corner 20-30 feet away. In the latter position, the jury is in between him and the witness.
-No cross examination.
-Assistant DA Paul Hernon shows a disc that contains the recording of the 911 call. However, the call is not played.
-Morosco had been talking with Officer Corr about a broken printer at the NHPD substation in Sangertown Square Mall moments before the 911 call came in.
-Testimony is moving toward the police chase that ended with a crash at the Kirkland Byrne Dairy.
-Hernon occasionally moves to different locations on the floor to deliver his questions. When asking witnesses about evidence, he will stand over their shoulder. Other times, he moves to a corner 20-30 feet away. In the latter position, the jury is in between him and the witness.
-No cross examination.
posted by Andy Jenks - WKTV at
4:03 PM
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