By Associated Press Renisha McBride's phone contained several selfies of her with a gun, with marijuana and with cash Jurors in the upcoming trial of a Detroit-area man who shot a young, drunk woman on his porch won't see selfies of the victim with a gun, marijuana and cash, a judge said Monday in another defeat for the defense. Theodore Wafer's attorneys want to show the photos from Renisha McBride's cellphone to demonstrate that she had an aggressive side. But Wayne County Judge Dana Hathaway said there could be a 'million reasons' why the 19-year-old posed that way. 'There is nothing in the photographs that establishes a reputation for violent or aggressive behavior,' Hathaway said.
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Renisha McBride's cell phone contained pictures of her with marijuana, a gun and flashing cash
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She was killed outside Detroit by Theodore Wafer after she knocked on his door following a car crash on November 2, 2013
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Wafter's defense lawyers are trying to establish that she had 'a reputation for aggressive behavior'
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