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Someone taking photographs of you?

I was notified and I said, I think he just took a picture of me.

Did, okay, Mr. Alfred, did you see someone taking your photo or what you believed was someone taking your photo?

Yes.

Okay, who was the individual?

That dude right there.

Which dude?

No, right here, not you, not you first.

The one that's sitting down, got his head down.

The white male?

No, no, the black gentleman.

Both of them, actually.

Both of them.

So, you believe they were taking photographs of you?

I know he did.

Mr. Alfred, what did you see?

Um, I was sitting right there and then I just looked over there and he was right there, taking pictures.

What you thought was surreptitiously taking photos of you?

Okay.

And then when I looked again, I seen him do it again and I went like this, like, shoot my head up, like, how you doing?

Okay.

I just wanted to let everyone know, like, we don't know either, like, we don't know no one here.

Sure, sure, I understand, no one's...

I called the courthouse this morning, they said it's open to the public.

Yeah.

And I said, can we come in and say yes?

Yeah, yeah.

And Mr. Brandon, did you take photos outside?

I have to be totally honest, ever since the beginning of this trial, Mr. Fusco has kind of been making me suspicious.

Listen, listen, I didn't ask, I didn't ask you that.

No, ma'am.

The question I asked you was, did you take photos of these gentlemen or anybody during the course of this trial, either in the courtroom or outside of the courtroom?

No, ma'am.

Okay.

Okay.

Um, so, listen, due to the nature of this case, no more photos.