He Left Probation...Then Shot Someone 30 Minutes Later

Judge West hears arguments before trial in a shocking road rage shooting case. Prosecutors seek to introduce surveillance footage showing the defendant leaving a meeting with his probation officer just 30 minutes before the alleged shooting. They argue the video helps identify the defendant by showing the same clothing and vehicle described by the victim. The defense strongly objects, arguing the probation office video should not be shown to the jury. The victim survived a gunshot wound to the face and later identified the defendant as the alleged shooter. Should the probation office surveillance video be admitted as evidence? 👇 Let us know what you think in the comments.