Evidence could have long-term emotional impact on jurors in David Ware trial, experts say

by Daniela Ibarra, KTUL Staff

Sat, April 16th 2022, 12:21 AM UTC

David Ware is lead to a courtroom by Tulsa County Sheriff's Deputies at the Tulsa County Courthouse as jury selection begins for his trial in the shootings of Tulsa Police Officer Aurash Zarkeshan and Sgt. Craig Johnson. Monday, April 4, 2022 in Tulsa, Okla.{ }(Pool photo/Mike Simons/Tulsa World)

This still image from video provided Monday, Sept. 14, 2020, by the Tulsa Police Department shows the encounter of two officers with David Ware after a traffic stop in the overnight hours June 29. The video shows Officer Aurash Zarkeshan and Sgt. Craig Johnson trying to get Ware out of the car, and Ware shooting the officers during a struggle. (courtesy Tulsa Police Department)

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David Ware is lead to a courtroom by Tulsa County Sheriff's Deputies at the Tulsa County Courthouse as jury selection begins for his trial in the shootings of Tulsa Police Officer Aurash Zarkeshan and Sgt. Craig Johnson. Monday, April 4, 2022 in Tulsa, Okla. (Pool photo/Mike Simons/Tulsa World)

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