"So far, prosecutors have presented bodycam footage and several items Mangione was carrying when he was arrested. Day eight of Mangione's marathon evidentiary hearings is expected to resume as the court determines what will be used against him when he goes on trial for allegedly gunning down UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Defense attorneys are preparing another attempt to exclude evidence."
"That evidence will be presented and supported by a rotating lineup of witnesses on the stand as prosecutors state their case. On Friday, Sgt. Eric Heuston testified, he was the officer overseeing Mangione's intake at Altoona Police Headquarters. Among the items listed in Heuston's testimony: more than $7,000 in cash, a Maryland driver's license and passport, writings, a red journal, and 3D-printed guns. Heuston said the inventory list was prepared for an NYPD search warrant."
Luigi Mangione's pre-trial evidentiary hearing continues as the court decides which evidence will be admissible at his trial for allegedly gunning down UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Prosecutors have presented bodycam footage and various items found on Mangione at arrest. The hearings resumed on day eight with prosecutors planning a rotating lineup of witnesses; defense counsel is pressing motions to exclude evidence. Sgt. Eric Heuston testified about intake and an inventory listing over $7,000 in cash, identification, writings, a red journal, and 3D-printed guns, stating the list was prepared for an NYPD search warrant. The defense argues the Altoona search was illegal, and the judge will issue a written ruling in January.
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