Morning. I'm Judge Craig Powell. Today is January 23rd, 2026. Uh the court calls the case state of Utah versus Jesse Keller Tagert. That uh the defendant is not present currently. Uh do you know where he is? >> Yes, judge. We do. Uh he's he's on his way, but it might be a little bit. He is uh I think it's going to be about 40 minutes. >> Okay. uh stuck in traffic, that sort of thing. Apparent >> because as each of our alleged victims approach these intersections, their cars are swarmed and they're attacked using that that this happened and that this this defendant had to use his gun because law enforcement was nowhere to be found when there were all these aggressive drivers. Right. That's a part of their theory. >> Okay. >> N maybe nine. >> Okay. How long does a video take? >> A minute. >> Okay. assuming technology functions. >> All right. And back to the state for a >> ignoring our voice or in a disagreement with our message. This case is about a protest, but it was not a peaceful one. They they knew Provo PD knew they were here. It was essentially happening outside their door, but and they did send some to ask you about June 29th, 2020. Um, >> it started out over by the the police department. Um, there was some confrontation between two different groups. Uh, one of the groups >> slowly drive through or turn or get out of a bad situation. So you you bring up a very good >> he didn't end up then he didn't end up >> reasonable or expected that the person driving the car would then say okay I'm just going to run him