At the McDonald's, Mangione sat down at 9:03, per the footage timestamp. He was approached by cops at 9:28.While all this footage is playing, Mangione is leaned back in his chair intently watching on the courtroom monitors.
On cross, we see the two initial Altoona cops approach Mangione. Over the next 13 minutes, the restaurant is filled with officers.Defense lawyer Jacob Kaplan asks Pyles to tally them."Hard to count now," he says as the eighth cop enters.
Witness 3: Emily States (Blair County 911 operator)She says the 911 call took place at 9:14 -- 11 minutes after Mangione sat down to eat at McDonald's. We hear the 911 call audio for the first time...
911 call from McDonald's manager:"I have a customer here that some other customers were suspicious of. That he looks like the CEO shooter in New York. And they're just really upset and come to me and I’m like, I can’t approach him."
More audio snippets:"He’s in the back of our lobby by the bathroom. I believe he’s wearing … a black … jacket with a medical mask and a tan khaki colored beanie.""The only thing you can see is the eyebrows."
The McDonald's manager is remarkably calm throughout the call, almost apologetic that she's calling 911."I tried to call the nonemergency number," she said.She even took orders while on the phone with 911, yelling to a coworker: "More bagels? One of them is no butter!"
