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Brown said before the military, Black was "very lovable, joking, always being sarcastic. Like pulling pranks on people, always smiling no matter what."

A full overview of Dabrett Black, his military service and what led up to the killing of Texas DPS Trooper Damon Allen.

Gasps of relief emanated through the second-floor courtroom as the loved ones of Trooper Damon Allen heard the word they’d waited more than four years for: “Guilty.”

The defense called their final witness in Day 8 of the Dabrett Black murder trial, a psychologist who has analyzed Black over several years since the shooting death of Texas State Trooper Damon Allen.

Judge sentences Dabrett Black to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

The trial for the murder of Trooper Damon Allen continues, as the man accused in the shooting took the stand on Tuesday. 25 News is live in the courtroom with the latest.

Homicide suspect Dabrett Black took the stand in his own defense for Day 7 of trial, following testimony from two neurology experts.

Monday was potentially the shortest day in court to be seen yet for the Dabrett Black homicide case, as the jury was dismissed by 2:30 p.m. after hearing from two of the defense’s witnesses.

Today marks five days of the State of Texas versus Dabrett Black trial inside the Brazos County Courthouse.

Dr. Robert Stanulis, a psychologist, interviewed Black personally over the course of three days and affirmed the diagnoses already given to Black by the military, agreeing that he suffers from post-traumatic stress [PTSD], schizophrenia, and a traumatic brain injury [TBI].