Dighton Police Sergeant Nicholas Barros testified that the right rear taillight of Read's Lexus SUV - which prosecutors say ...

Dighton Police Department Sgt. Nicholas Barros, who saw Karen Read’s Lexus SUV get towed away from her parents’ Dighton home ...

Forensic pathologist Dr. Marie Russell returned to the stand Tuesday morning for cross-examination before the defense called ...

Barros described seeing a hole about the size of a dollar bill before State Troopers seized the Lexus from Read’s parents ...

He suggested the piece missing from the plastic cover on Read’s taillight was about six inches long and three inches wide.

In court Tuesday, Dighton Police Sgt. Nicholas Barros discussed taillight damage to Read's SUV. Fragments were not found at the crime scene until after the vehicle was in police custody ...

Karen Read‘s defense took a new approach in their attempts to win her freedom this week, calling for a mistrial on Tuesday.

During Karen Read’s murder retrial, testimony from Sgt. Nicholas Barros challenges the condition of the SUV taillight linked ...

Dighton Police Sgt. Nicholas Barros uses his fingers to indicate the size of the missing tail light fragment while testifying ...

Dighton Police Sgt. Nicholas Barros testified that he was called by the Massachusetts State Police and asked to go to Read’s parent’s house in Dighton and secure the scene so the troopers ...

Following Russell, Sergeant Nicholas Barros took the stand. He was at Read’s parent’s home in Dighton when state police seized her Lexus. Barros said the taillight was damaged, but not ...