Court TV: Chauvin Trial Jury Hears From Senior Officers

The jury in Minneapolis heard testimonies from two police officers, Sergeant John Edwards and Detective Richard Zimmerman, before being dismissed early for Good Friday. Edwards discussed securing the scene and ensuring body cameras were on, while Zimmerman, the most senior officer, condemned the actions of Derek Chauvin. Zimmerman was among 14 officers who publicly criticized Chauvin's conduct. The report concludes with a summary from Court TV's Chanley Painter.

Who was the first officer Sergeant John Edwards met at the scene?

• Officer Lane

• Officer King

• Officer Chauvin

• Detective Zimmerman

What did Sergeant Edwards instruct Officer King to do upon arrival?

• Secure the area

• Interview witnesses

• Call for backup

• Turn on his body camera

What was Detective Zimmerman's opinion on the use of force by Derek Chauvin?

• It was uncalled for

• It was necessary

• It was standard procedure

• It was justified

How many officers, including Zimmerman, wrote an open letter condemning Derek Chauvin's actions?

• 16

• 14

• 12

• 10

What role does Richard Zimmerman hold in the Minneapolis Police Department?

• Sergeant

• Detective

• Chief

• Officer