Prosecutors lay out physical evidence in trial of man charged with killing officer Sean Sluganski

On the second day of Jonathan Morris' trial, the prosecution began laying out physical evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Morris shot and killed McKeesport officer Sean Sluganski. Throughout the day, prosecutors showed the jury more than a hundred photographs some difficult for family members to see. Prosecutors showed medical examiner photos of Sluganski's workshirt, pierced by two bullet holes, and a slug retrieved from his Kevlar vest. Patrick Kinavey, the chief county detective on the case, testified about photos taken at the crime scene, including the knoll in front of the house where Sluganski had been fatally shot and a picture of his Glock handgun, which had not been fired. Sluganski arrived at the scene on foot while officer Charles Thomas pursued Morris in his police cruiser. Nearby photos show evidence of a shootout between Morris and Thomas. One shows three bullet holes through the windshield of Thomas' police cruiser, another where he bailed out the driver