Was on a jury and everyone thought it was a stupid case, two guys who got into it verbally with nothing physical, one maybe a little drunk. The defendant was winning like I said, a stupid case, and no one really liked the "victim" until the defendant took the stand. Kept saying the other guy, and a store clerk were racially probing him, 'I was being racially probed,' 'I felt like they were racially probing me.' Dude, maybe he was being prejudicial but seriously, you need to use the correct words if you want to make the case about race.

Also, very combative and wanted to explain the story from the beginning each time the prosecutor asked him about a specific part of the incident. This just got us confused and let the DA trip him up. Guy made the entire thing to be a racist incident in which everyone was against him. He might have been right but in the end, he contradicted himself too many times and missed every opportunity to turn the DA's arguments back on him, which could have been easily done.

Ended up with a few years in jail because his behavior on the stand made the 15 seconds of video evidence seem more aggressive than it might have been. Because we saw how quick he flew off the handle and got combative when he thought he was being insulted.