Waukesha

Darrell Brooks trial: Brooks shown pictures, video of what happened at the Waukesha Christmas parade.

Darrell Brooks trial: Defendant asks, "What am I facing?" when questioned

Darrell Brooks trial: More video from law enforcement interview of Brooks.

Darrell Brooks trial: Interview with Brooks after the Waukesha Christmas parade incident.

Judge Jennifer Dorow tossed Darrell Brooks from court on Tuesday morning, Oct. 18 for being disruptive to the cross-examination of his own defense witness. He repeatedly objected to questions posed to the witness. Those were overruled -- and eventually the judge tossed Brooks. He was going to rejoin the proceedings from an adjacent courtroom.

Audio from an FBI interview of Darrell Brooks was played in court for the state's case.

Before testimony started on Tuesday, Oct. 18, Darrell Brooks and Judge Jennifer Dorow had a tense exchange that lasted more than ten minutes. it ended with the entry of the jury into the courtroom.

Waukesha police were called to the Extended Stay on Plaza Court near Bluemound Road Monday night for a shooting. Police confirmed this was NOT an active shooter incident.

They saw something suspicious and said something. That's how police tracked Darrell Brooks to a Waukesha neighborhood after prosecutors say he drove through the Christmas parade, killing six and injuring dozens more. The jury in his murder trial learned more about his arrest during testimony Monday.

Waukesha police were called to the Extended Stay on Plaza Court near Bluemound Road Monday night. Police have only confirmed this was NOT an active shooter incident.

A police chase in Waukesha led to a crash. Now, police say a text message helped them make an arrest.

Witness testimony resumed Monday morning, Oct. 17 in the Darrell Brooks trial, charged in the November 2021 Waukesha Christmas parade attack.

Officer Rebecca Carpenter told the court that during her encounter with Brooks on Elizabeth Street, he identified himself as Darrell Brooks. In the body camera video, Brooks is heard asking Carpenter, 'Can I please just sit up?" He told a second officer his name was "Darrell Brooks."

Daniel Rider testified Darrell Brooks show up on his doorstep in Waukesha -- and then proceeded to tell the court what transpired.

Darrell Brooks proceeds to press Judge Jennifer Dorow for a ruling on "subject matter jurisdiction" during his trial in the Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy.

The jury in the Darrell Brooks trial now knows how each of the six people died at the Waukesha Christmas Parade and what happened to the dozens more that were injured. Prosecutors will focus next on Brooks' arrest. As the trial heads into its third week, the jury is expected to get an up-close look at the red SUV.