Tremaine Jones trial

Criminal defense attorney Jonathan LaVoy and former U.S. Attorney Jim Santelle share their takeaways from day two of the Tremaine Jones trial.

Emotional testimony and new body camera video marked day two of the trial for Tremaine Jones on Wednesday, the man accused of killing a Milwaukee police officer last summer.

Milwaukee Police Officer Christopher McCray testified Wednesday in the trial of Tremaine Jones, the man accused of wounding him and killing Officer Kendall Corder in a shooting last summer. 

Prosecution witness James Johnson identified Tremaine Jones in court as a person who was carrying a long gun. Jones is on trial, accused of shooting two Milwaukee police officers in summer 2025. 

Legal expert Jonathan LaVoy talks day 1 of the Tremaine Jones trial, who is accused of fatally shooting Milwaukee officer Kendall Corder.

Jurors heard emotional testimony and saw body camera video as the trial began on Tuesday, March 31, for Tremaine Jones, the man accused of fatally shooting Milwaukee officer Kendall Corder.

The prosecution presented its opening statement in the Tremaine Jones trial on Tuesday morning, March 31. Jones is accused of killing Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder and wounding Officer Christopher McCray in summer 2025. 

The defense team in the Tremaine Jones trial presented its opening statement to jurors on Tuesday, March 31.  

Testimony began Tuesday in the trial of Tremaine Jones, the man accused of killing Milwaukee Police Officer Kendall Corder and wounding Officer Christopher McCray in a shooting last summer.

Milwaukee Police Officer James Borneman testified in the Tremaine Jones trial. He was one of the first to respond to the scene after it was reported Officers Kendall Corder and Christopher McCray were shot.