Overview
- Both sides rested Friday after victim family testimony, and closing arguments are scheduled for Monday in Fort Bend County.
- Prosecutors say Blademir Viveros drove about 107 mph without lights or sirens and struck a car carrying Angela and 16-year-old Mason Stewart, who died at the scene.
- The medical examiner testified that detainee Michael Hawkins later died from complications of blunt-force injuries that left him quadriplegic, ruling the manner of death accidental.
- Texas DPS investigators presented a reconstruction of the crash using road evidence and photos, following earlier body- and dash-cam video shown to the jury.
- The defense argued deactivating lights and sirens can be a permitted tactic near an active robbery and objected to late disclosure of internal-investigation records, but the judge denied a motion to exclude.