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Rick Chow's lawyer Shaun Kent cross-examined most of the prosecution witnesses in his murder trial last week, including eyewitness Jasmine Broadwater. Kent focused on what exactly Broadwater saw and her statement to a 911 operator after Chow shot and killed 14-year-old Cyrus Carmack-Belton after he fled the Shell gas station and convenience store Chow owned on May 28, 2023, in Columbia, South Carolina.
Rick Chow's lawyer Shaun Kent cross-examined most of the prosecution witnesses in his murder trial last week, including eyewitness Jasmine Broadwater. Kent focused on what exactly Broadwater saw and her statement to a 911 operator after Chow shot and killed 14-year-old Cyrus Carmack-Belton after he fled the Shell gas station and convenience store Chow owned on May 28, 2023, in Columbia, South Carolina. "When you talked to the 911 operator, do you remember specifically telling them you did not actually see the shooting?" Kent asked. "I stated in my 911 calls that I think I saw, and then I — my aunt was behind me, as you can hear in the 911 call, she said, 'No, Jasmine, he did shoot that boy,' and I said, 'Yes, he did,'" Broadwater testified. Kent told Broadwater, "I'm not trying to trick you, but I want to make sure I understand, and I think that is exactly what I heard on the 911 call, but when you were talking to the 911 operator, you initially said, 'I didn't see anything,' correct?" "No, I said 'I think I saw,'" Broadwater said. "You think you saw. You were not positive when you talked to them, correct?" Kent asked. "Because of my emotions," Broadwater answered. "Fresh to the incident as possible, close to possible, emotional situation?" Kent asked. "Correct," Broadwater answered. "And then utter what you remember to the 911 operator, fair?" Kent asked. "Correct," Broadwater answered. "And then you said, 'I think I saw,' is that what you just said?" Kent asked. "Yes," Broadwater answered. "And then somebody in the car told you you actually did see. Is that what your testimony just was?" Kent asked. "Yes," Broadwater answered. "And would you agree with me a lot of that 911 call were things like you just said, 'I think I saw,' 'this may have happened.' ... Do you agree with that?" Kent asked. "Agree," Broadwater answered. Kent said the 911 operator asked Broadwater, "'Did you see him shoot, shoot the boy, or did you just hear the gun go off?' and your response was, 'We just heard the gun go off, and then we happened to see the owner pointing the gun at the boy while he was on the ground.' You remember that?" "Correct," Broadwater answered. Kent said Broadwater gave two additional statements and "each statement after that first 911 call, would you agree, got a little more detailed?" "Yes," Broadwater answered. "And this was after you had met with law enforcement the next day?" Kent asked. "Yes, when I met with law enforcement," Broadwater answered. #law #court #crime

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