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>> did the pattern that you removed. [inaudible] >> let me ask you to grab that packaging out. a 156, do you recognize the packaging. >> yes. >> how do you recognize it. >> the case number, exhibit number and my initials.

Bullet fragments with this case? >> yes, i did. >> may i approach? >> yes. >> let me show you states 165. ask you, do you recognize that? >> yes. >> and how do you recognize 165? >> again, by the fdle case number, exhibit number and my initials. >> and what is that? what is contained in that exhibit? >> there is one fired jacket portion, two fired bullet jackets -- fragments and one lead core. >> and when you received parts of a bullet or fragments of a bullet in a firearm, are you able to compa...

Fingernail scrapings from trayvon martin taken at the medical examiners office? >> i did. >> your honor, may i approach the witness? >> yes, you may. >> sir, im going to show you whats been -- thank you, your honor. states exhibit number 191. i asked you, do you recognize states exhibit 191, sir? >> i do. the outside packaging has my florida department of law enforcement case number, bar code label, my initials and a date. the two internal packages also have my initials and a date. >> okay. and ...

>> let me ask you to look at 154. do you recognize that? >> i do. >> and what do you recognize that to be? >> this is the firearm and holster and magazine i received as part of this case. >> would you open the exhibit then? >> yes. i recognize it by the case number, exhibit number and my initials. >> and what type of firearm is it? >> it is a 9 millimeter luger semi-automatic pistol. >> what do you mean by semi-automatic? >> in very basic terms, semi-automatic means a pull of the trigger is requ...

Trying to establish that george zimmerman pulled that trigger intentionally that it was not an accident, there were a couple of safety features on that gun, and that the trigger had to be pulled back a fairly significant distance with a fair amount of force and so that he did it intentionally. this was no accident. >> back inside, theyre looking at some of the clothing involved. >> -- how do you recognize it? >> fdle case number, exhibit number and my initials. >> okay. is this an item of clothi...

Be defendant in sergeant smiths car, is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> . >> todays indicate date is february 27. its now 5:20 in the afternoon. 17:20 hours. and this is reference sanford case number 20125000.

May 12th. >> okay. >> this concludes case number 00826. >> if lashbrook stays trouble free, he will remain out of segregation. >> i dont agree with the findings. politics are politics within here. >> case closed. >> for this month. >> yeah. >> well see him again. >> uh-huh. coming up -- >> he grabbed me by my hair, flung me into the dining hall and started to beat the [ bleep ] out of me. >> lashbrook and his father try to come to terms with the past. >> and i still cry. i still ask for forgiv...

Information, like you said, your handwriting, case number, et cetera? >> yes. >> all right. and just for the jurys sake, will you hold up the -- first of all, the firearm. your honor, it still has a gun lock in it. and the holster. and the magazine and rounds. all right. and that -- all of this you turned over to diana smith? >> correct. >> she was the crime scene technician assigned to the case? >> yes, sir. >> thank you. all right. was fire rescue dispatched to that scene? >> yes, sir. >> did ...

Seeing some of the evidence, some of the pictures, but before we hear why thats significant, guys, lets just hear the sound. >> officer smith, do you recognize the exhibit? >> yes, i do. >> was that the gun and holster you received from officer tim smith in connection with this case? >> yes, it is. >> all right. and do you recognize the packaging, the case number, et cetera? >> yes, i do. >> would you hold up the firearm for the jury, please. >> all right. and the red piece that youre holding in...

>> hansen waits outside the hearing room until a decision is reached. >> im pretty sure im going to get found guilty. >> why? >> because its the staffs word against mine. >> but hansen will soon learn, it was his own words that did him in. >> i mean, he confessed. hes sitting there, more and more talking and he confessed. >> its only a matter of moments before a decision is made. >> youre charged with a class one, rule 19, solicitation of staff misconduct. you pled not guilty. however, the board...