Mehserle weeps: 'I didn't think I had my gun'

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Outside court, Cephus "Bobby" Johnson, uncle of BART shoo... Nick Ut / AP

Outside court, Cephus "Bobby" Johnson, uncle of BART shooting victim Oscar Grant, says he wouldn't be sure any apology from Johannes Mehserle would be truthful. "It would be questionable if it was truthful or not," Johnson said.

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Former BART police officer Johannes Mehserle testified that he mistakenly pulled out his handgun instead of a stun gun when he shot and killed Oscar Grant on an Oakland train platform last year.
Three individuals who were in the courtroom Friday provide their reaction to the testimony of former BART officer Johannes Mehserle in his murder trial over the death of Oscar Grant.
Johannes Mehserle, the former officer who killed unarmed BART rider Oscar Grant on New Year's Day 2009, takes the stand in his murder trial in Los Angeles in this artist's sketch.
Wanda Johnson, the mother of Oscar Grant, who was fatally shot in the back in Oakland, Calif., by former Bay Area Rapid Transit police officer Johannes Mehserle, appears outside a Los Angeles courthouse Friday, June 25, 2010, where Mehserle's trial is being heard.
Outside court, Cephus "Bobby" Johnson, uncle of BART shooting victim Oscar Grant, says he wouldn't be sure any apology from Johannes Mehserle would be truthful. "It would be questionable if it was truthful or not," Johnson said.
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