Stefon Diggs assault trial (live video): Prosecution, defense rest on Day 2
Diggs is accused of assaulting and attempting to strangle his former personal chef.
The prosecution and defense in the assault trial of former New England Patriots star wide receiver Stefon Diggs both rested their cases on Tuesday in Dedham District Court. Jamila Adams, the personal chef who accused Diggs of assault and attempted strangulation , returned to the witness stand for questioning before the prosecution rested its case on the second day of the trial. Diggs’ attorneys then called several witnesses before resting.
Judge Jeanmarie Carroll announced a break until 2 p. m. , when closing arguments are expected to commence, followed by jury instructions.
Watch Live: Trial of former Patriots star Stefon Diggs continues Adams, Diggs’ former personal chef, was the first witness called by prosecutors on Monday . She remained under cross-examination by the defense on Tuesday morning , which continued challenging her credibility and version of events. Defense attorneys pressed Jamila “Mila” Adams about money she said she was owed after working as a live-in chef.
She testified she was paid about $2,000 a week and believed she had not been fully compensated after being sent home. They pointed to a $19,000 demand and said the amount increased over time, with her attorney later seeking $5. 5 million.
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