Amber Guyger trial: Bodycam footage played in court shows moments after cop fatally shot neighbor Botham Jean - CBS News

Jurors saw disturbing police video Tuesday of the moments after an off-duty Dallas officer fatally shot an unarmed neighbor last year after she said she mistook his apartment for her own. Former officer Amber Guyger, who is standing trial for murder, is seen on the video ushering officers from a hallway into the apartment where Botham Jean lay mortally wounded. Prosecutors said during opening statements Monday that Jean was sitting in his living room eating a bowl of vanilla ice cream when Guyger walked into his home and shot him."I thought it was my apartment," Guyger is seen saying on the video, recorded on the body camera of one of the officers responding to her 911 call September 6, 2018. An emergency worker who took the call testified Tuesday that Guyger placed it just before 10 p.m. and requested an ambulance.The recording of the 911 call was previously obtained by a Dallas TV station. She also says: "I'm gonna lose my job" and "I am going to need a supervisor."Guyger was returning to the apartment complex where she lived in an apartment on a different floor from Jean after working a 13-and-a-half-hour shift, a prosecutor said Monday. Dallas County prosecutor Jason Hermus said in opening statements that Guyger on the 911 call appeared "as concerned or more concerned about how this is going to concern her than this poor guy on the floor next to her."Hermus said Guyger never said on the 911 call that Jean was approaching her or threatening her when she opened fire. On the video, Guyger is heard saying "He's in here." Tuesday, several officers who responded to the scene took to the stand, along with neighbors who heard the gunshots. Jean's neighbor, Joshua Brown, said he heading back to his apartment when he heard what sounded like two people "meeting by surprise" followed by two shots.He said he didn't hear anyone shouting police commands, such as "show me your hands," but on defense cross-examination said he couldn't make out what the two people were saying.The trial jury will decide whether the 31-year-old committed murder, a lesser offense such as manslaughter or criminally negligent homicide or no crime at all. Trump, who is at the United Nations General Assembly, said in two tweets that he's authorizing the release of the full transcript of his July call with the Ukrainian president Former Dallas officer Amber Guyger said she thought Botham Jean's apartment was her own when she opened fire