:43:01
Guys try to grope the girls.
But nothing with this sort of violence.
:43:04
Did he give you
any kind of advance warning...
:43:09
a chance to defend yourself?
:43:11
We tussled, but he's a big guy.
He was on a mission.
:43:14
Besides, he seemed to be too busy
enjoying himself from what I could see.
:43:18
So from what you saw,
he seemed to have some kind of purpose?
:43:21
He had a point to prove.
:43:22
I was emptying machines
when he came in and started swinging.
:43:25
- I was trying to get out of there.
- He was a menace.
:43:28
- A very dangerous person.
- Military-trained.
:43:30
He seemed like a complete psychopath.
:43:31
- Nothing close to this.
- I didn't know what he'd do.
:43:34
- I was frightened.
- He came for us.
:43:35
- No doubt in your mind?
- No doubt.
:43:37
I have no further questions.
:43:38
Mr. Crowe, you may present
your client's case.
:43:44
You're fired.
:43:50
Your Honor, I'd like to plead my own case.
:43:56
Order!
:44:01
If you choose to represent yourself,
and not be represented by legal counsel...
:44:05
you realize that you can't
then claim a mistrial on that basis?
:44:10
- Yes, I do.
- Very well, Mr. Vaughn.
:44:21
I don't deny anything
that was said here today.
:44:24
Does that mean
you're changing your plea to guilty?
:44:26
I'm not guilty of anything...
:44:28
except standing up for myself
when the law wouldn't.
:44:30
Objection. He's trying
to introduce prior events.
:44:33
Sustained. Mr. Vaughn, stay on point.
:44:40
I grew up in this town.
:44:42
People used to walk tall in this town.
:44:45
They wouldn't have traded the mill
for a crooked casino.
:44:47
We're not here to listen to civic speeches...
:44:49
And they wouldn't have stood around
while drugs were sold to kids.
:44:53
- Objection!
- Sustained.
:44:54
Mr. Vaughn, you're close
to being held in contempt.
:44:57
I was justified in what I did.
:44:59
And if you acquit me of these charges,
then I'm gonna run for sheriff.