The afternoon session of the 187th District Court on May 9, 2025, presided over by Judge Stephanie Boyd, focused on the ongoing case of State vs. Rendon. The discussions primarily revolved around evidence presentation and witness testimonies related to the incident in question.

The session began with a detailed examination of visual evidence, specifically photographs that captured critical moments during the event. A witness described the scene, noting that individuals were obscured by the presence of security guards, which raised questions about visibility and the unfolding events. The witness highlighted the proximity of the individuals involved, indicating that they were closer to the action than in previous observations.

As the testimony progressed, the witness confirmed that a significant moment occurred when a girl fell in the vicinity of a hat and a radio. This detail was crucial as it connected the physical evidence to the timeline of events. The court sought clarification on whether any items were retrieved during this moment, but the witness could not confirm what was picked up, noting that both the radio and the hat were no longer visible in the subsequent images.

The session underscored the importance of visual evidence in understanding the dynamics of the incident. The absence of key items, such as the radio and hat, raised further questions about their significance in the case. The discussions highlighted the ongoing struggle to piece together the events leading up to the incident, with the court emphasizing the need for clarity in witness accounts and evidence presentation.

As the session concluded, the court prepared for further examination of evidence and testimonies in the upcoming proceedings, aiming to establish a clearer narrative of the events surrounding the case. The next steps will involve continued witness testimonies and a deeper analysis of the presented evidence.