LIVE: Trial of teen girl suspect in Caleb Quick murder continues

On Tuesday afternoon, Clovis Police Detective Lovedeep Malhi walked the court through surveillance footage collected from the time leading up to the shooting and its aftermath.

Testimony on the third day of the trial of Cassandra Michael, the teen accused of helping in the shooting that killed Caleb Quick, focused on surveillance video and the movements of a white Tesla that investigators say was connected to the case.

On Tuesday afternoon, Clovis Police Detective Lovedeep Malhi walked the court through surveillance footage collected from the time leading up to the shooting and its aftermath.

"We collected video surveillance moments before the shooting and we expanded that search two hours before the shooting," Malhi testified.

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The prosecution resumed its examination Tuesday morning by calling witnesses to Caleb Quick's murder.

The prosecution resumed its examination Tuesday morning with Carlos Navarro, the final witness carried over from the previous day. Jurors also heard testimony from Camryn Shepherd, Abigail Haas, Henry Newman, an unnamed minor witness and Michael Dexter.

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A Clovis Police detective testified about surveillance footage used to identify the white Tesla Model 3 involved in the murder of Caleb Quick.

The detective said he did not know Cassandra Michael's identity until later in the investigation but identified her in court as wearing a blue sweater. He also identified Michael as being at McDonald's at the time of the incident.

Investigators later determined a white Tesla Model 3 was connected to the case and worked to identify the driver. The detective testified that he spoke with Michael Dexter and was told Cassandra Michael drove a white Tesla.

A school resource officer also informed the detective that Michael had a parking pass. Investigators ultimately determined the vehicle was a white Tesla Model 3.

The detective testified that investigators used city cameras, particularly in the Shepherd and Clovis area, to track the vehicle's movements.

Michael Dexter, the prosecution's 12th witness, testified Tuesday about his friendships with Cassandra and the alleged gunman and described interactions he recalled on the night of the shooting.

At McDonald's, Dexter said he sat with Cassandra and the alleged gunman but could not remember what they discussed. He later moved to another table to talk with Caleb after seeing him arrive.

Dexter testified he "does not think" the alleged gunman was present when Caleb arrived. He recalled Cassandra and the alleged gunman leaving because Cassandra needed to take the alleged gunman home.

He testified that Cassandra told him she would return after dropping the alleged gunman off.

When she came back, Dexter said he "didn't really think anything of it," though he added that "it did feel a little bit shorter" than he would have expected for a trip to and from the alleged gunman's house.

After Cassandra returned, Dexter said she mentioned Caleb and one of her friends and discussed what Caleb allegedly did to her.

Dexter said Cassandra had been texting with Jane Doe and appeared "not right" and "upset" about what was occurring with her friend.

He said he could not remember how the topic was brought up.

Dexter testified that Cassandra discussed an allegation at the table and said Caleb had allegedly "taken advantage" of the girl. He said Cassandra appeared "very unhappy" and that "She definitely seemed uneasy."

He said he did not respond to Cassandra's claims and instead "took in" the information. He described the allegations as surprising.

During testimony, Dexter said this was not the first time he had heard the allegation.

He testified that the alleged gunman told him about it during a phone call one to two weeks before the shooting.