Investigator presents evidence from backpack found outside Embassy Community Center

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The court proceedings on May 30, 2025, in the 187th District Court, presided over by Judge Stephanie Boyd, focused on the examination of evidence in the case of State vs. Reyes. A significant portion of the discussion revolved around the presentation of several key exhibits related to a backpack found at the scene.

During the session, the prosecution introduced three exhibits—numbered 12, 13, and 14—pertaining to the backpack discovered in front of the Embassy Community Center. The witness used a flashlight to illuminate the backpack, which was described as having an iconic style. The contents of the backpack were also documented through photographs, which were confirmed to be accurate representations of the items as they appeared at the scene and had not been altered.

The court admitted these exhibits without objection, allowing the jury to view the evidence. The witness provided detailed descriptions of the photographs, noting the visibility of the backpack and its contents. Additionally, the field weight of another exhibit, referred to as state exhibit number 6, was recorded at 2,098.2 grams.

This session marks a critical step in the ongoing trial, as the evidence presented will play a vital role in the jury's deliberations. The proceedings are expected to continue as the court examines further evidence and testimonies related to the case.

Converted from FRI., MAY 30, 2025/JUDGE STEPHANIE BOYD/187TH DISTRICT COURT/AFTER. DOC & JURY:STATE VS REYES meeting on May 30, 2025
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