Prosecutors have just revealed this new police body camera video. They say it captures the arrest as it happened. This is actually when the officers are walking in to that McDonald's in Altuna, Pennsylvania.You McDonald's. >> Yeah. Appreciate it.Thank you. Okay. Um, what's your name.>> Uh, Mark. >> What is it. >> Mark. >> Mark.Yes, sir. Mark what. >> Rosario. >> Rosario.Someone called. They thought you were suspicious. Um, did you drive on.Yes. Thought she looked like someone uh killed the run. ...

Legal Proceedings & Evidence - Prosecutors revealed police body camera video capturing Luigi Manion's arrest in the case of murdering a healthcare executive [1] - Prosecutors presented photos of notes allegedly written by Manion, including an alleged escape route, a gun, and a silencer believed to be used in the murder [2] - Manion's attorneys are attempting to get evidence thrown out, claiming it was wrongly obtained [2] Police Encounter Analysis - The body camera footage shows officers approaching Manion, who initially gave a false name and ID [4][5] - A legal analyst suggests Manion could have asked if he was free to leave, which would have challenged the officers' suspicion [9][10] - Giving a false ID provided probable cause for the police to detain and arrest Manion [12] Miranda Rights & Custodial Interrogation - The defense is arguing that Manion should have been read his Miranda rights earlier, as he was not truly free to leave despite being told he wasn't in custody [13][14] - Officers are trained to avoid custodial interrogation without Miranda rights to prevent suppression of statements [15] - The debate centers on whether Manion was in custody, requiring Miranda rights, given the number of officers and displayed weapons [16]

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Luigi Manion back in court today. You can actually see him sitting next to his defense team this morning, which is day five of this major pre-trial hearing. And it comes exactly one year since Manion was arrested inside of a Pennsylvania McDonald's after a 5-day national manhunt.>> They says newly released evidence photos show a closeup of a silencer on the gun prosecutors say Manion allegedly used to kill United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. NBC News correspondent Ellison Barber following the latest for S ...

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