佐治亚州布伦瑞克。-周一，陪审员们看到了杀害艾哈迈德·阿贝里的枪击伤口的警方特写照片，而第一个发现这名25岁黑人男子在路上流血的警官作证说，他没有试图提供医疗援助，因为这不安全。
2020年2月23日，三名白人男子因谋杀和杀害阿尔贝里而受审，阿尔贝里被发现在港口城市布伦瑞克郊外的一个街区跑步，随后被追捕并被枪杀。
格林县警察中士希拉·拉莫斯带领陪审团看了几十张她在枪击发生后一小时拍摄的犯罪现场照片。拉莫斯向人们展示了躺在街道上血迹斑斑的尸体时，可以看到几名陪审员在蠕动。其他图像显示了他手腕枪伤的特写镜头，以及他胸部和一只手臂下面的严重受伤。
里奇·明舍夫当时是格林县的一名警察巡逻员，他作证说，在枪声响起大约一分钟后，他到达了萨提亚海岸分局的现场。阿贝瑞脸朝下躺在街上，周围都是血泊。
明舍作证说，他听到阿贝里发出一种他称之为“死亡拨浪鼓”的声音这名官员通过无线电要求911接线员派出紧急医疗救援人员，但表示他没有接受过治疗如此严重受伤的培训或设备。
“没有任何其他警察单位支持我，我不可能转行去做任何医疗工作，同时还能保护自己的安全，”明舍说。
父亲和儿子格雷格和特拉维斯·麦克迈克尔武装自己，并使用一辆小卡车追赶阿贝里，因为他们发现他在他们的社区跑。邻居威廉·罗德迪·布莱恩也加入了追捕，并拍下了特拉维斯·麦克迈克尔在街上近距离射杀阿尔贝里的手机视频。
两个多月来没有逮捕任何人，直到这起谋杀的视频在网上泄露，在全国范围内引发了对种族不公正的抗议。佐治亚州调查局从当地警方手中接管了此案。麦克迈克尔和布莱恩都很快被指控犯有谋杀和其他罪行。
辩护律师说，这些人有理由追捕并试图拘留Arbery，因为他在附近一所正在建造的房子里被安全摄像头记录了下来，他们怀疑他是一个窃贼。他们说特拉维斯·麦克迈克尔开枪是为了自卫，当时阿尔贝里用拳头袭击了他，并试图抢走他的枪。
Arbery的母亲告诉法院外的记者，她很困惑为什么没有采取更多措施来帮助她严重受伤的儿子。
“他有一个家伙躺在路上，浑身是血，”万达·库珀-琼斯说。"我不明白他为什么不提供帮助。"
当警察到达枪击现场时，他们的首要任务是寻找和减轻任何威胁，“然后他们可以回来处理受伤的人，”基思·泰勒说，他是纽约市的前警官，现在是约翰·杰伊刑事司法学院的教授。
泰勒说:“这名受害者身上的枪伤可能超出了这位警官的能力范围。”他指出，警察通常只有有限的医疗培训。
当照片显示时，库珀-琼斯呆在法庭上，当拉莫斯辨认出儿子胸部有一个裂开的猎枪伤口的特写时，可以听到他安静地呼气。阿贝里的父亲马库斯·老阿贝里在向陪审团展示这些照片之前起身离开。
对枪击事件做出回应的第二名官员威廉·杜根周五作证，陪审员观看了他身体的部分摄像机视频，在视频中，杜根翻过阿尔贝里，一只手按在他受伤的胸部。
“我有压力，但我无能为力，”达根在视频中告诉其他第一反应者，他说大约两分钟后阿尔贝里就去世了。
拉莫斯说，阿贝里口袋里什么都没有——没有钥匙、手机、钱包或身份证。她说，警方用他的指纹辨认了他的尸体。
她还拍下了枪击现场附近的一所房子，其中一枚猎枪子弹穿过前窗，射进了一面内墙。没有人受伤。
周五开庭的陪审团中白人比例过高。高等法院法官蒂莫西·沃姆斯利(Timothy Walmsley)允许陪审团在检察官的反对下宣誓，检察官表示，几名黑人潜在陪审员因其种族而被排除在外，12人小组中只剩下一名黑人陪审员。
Graphic photos of Ahmaud Arbery's wounds shown to jury
BRUNSWICK, Ga. -- Jurors were shown graphic, closeup police photos Monday of the gunshot wounds that killed Ahmaud Arbery, while the first officer to find the 25-year-old Black man bleeding in the road testified he did not try to render medical aid because it would not have been safe.
Three white men are on trial for murder and other crimes in the slaying of Arbery, who was chased and shot Feb. 23, 2020, after he was spotted running in a neighborhood just outside the port city of Brunswick.
Glynn County police Sgt. Sheila Ramos walked the jury through dozens of crime scene photos she took about an hour after the shooting. Several jurors could be seen squirming as Ramos showed Arbery’s body lying in the street under a bloodstained covering. Other images showed closeup views of the gunshot wounds to his wrist as well as grievous injuries to his chest and underneath one of his arms.
Ricky Minshew, then a Glynn County police patrol officer, testified he arrived at the scene in the Satilla Shores subdivision about a minute after the gunshots sounded. Arbery was lying facedown in the street with blood pooling around him.
Minshew testified he heard Arbery make a noise he described as a “death rattle.” The officer radioed for 911 operators to send emergency medical responders, but said he did not have the training or equipment to treat such serious injuries.
“Without having any other police units to have my back, there was no way I could switch to do anything medical and still watch after my own safety,” Minshew said.
Father and son Greg and Travis McMichael armed themselves and used a pickup truck to pursue Arbery after they spotted him running in their neighborhood. A neighbor, William “Roddie” Bryan, joined the chase and took cellphone video of Travis McMichael shooting Arbery in the street at close range.
No arrests were made for more than two months until the video of the killing leaked online, sparking an outcry amid a national reckoning over racial injustice. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation took over the case from local police. Both McMichaels and Bryan were soon charged with murder and other crimes.
Defense attorneys said the men were justified to chase and attempt to detain Arbery because he had been recorded by security cameras inside a nearby home under construction and they suspected he was a burglar. They say Travis McMichael fired in self-defense when Arbery attacked him with fists and tried to grab his gun.
Arbery's mother told reporters outside the courthouse she was confused why more was not done to help her badly wounded son.
“He had a guy lying in the road who was covered in blood," Wanda Cooper-Jones said. “I can’t understand why he didn’t render aid.”
When police arrive at a scene of gunfire, their first priority is to look for and mitigate any threats "and then they can come back and deal with the injured,” said Keith Taylor, a former police sergeant in New York City who’s now a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
“A gunshot wound of the nature that was inflicted on this victim, that would probably be beyond the scope of ability for this officer to address,” Taylor said, noting police generally have limited medical training.
Cooper-Jones stayed in the courtroom as the graphic photos were shown and could be heard exhaling quietly as Ramos identified closeup images of a gaping shotgun wound in her son’s chest. Arbery’s father, Marcus Arbery Sr., got up and walked out before the jury was shown the images.
The second officer to respond to the shooting, William Duggan, testified Friday and jurors watched portions of his body camera video in which Duggan rolled Arbery over and pressed a hand to his wounded chest.
“I had pressure on, but there was nothing I could do,” Duggan told other first responders on the video, saying Arbery died after about two minutes.
Ramos said Arbery had nothing in his pockets — no keys, cellphone, wallet or ID. Police identified his body using his fingerprints, she said.
She also photographed a home near the shooting scene where one of the shotgun blasts sent a projectile through a front window and into an inside wall. No one was injured.
The jury seated Friday for the trial is disproportionately white. Superior Court Judge Timothy Walmsley allowed the jury to be sworn over the objections of prosecutors, who said several Black potential jurors were excluded because of their race, leaving only one Black juror on the panel of 12.
