Mgdesyan also questioned Cabral about any ties with the DA, which she denied.

In cross-examination, Lanez’s attorney George Mgdesyan asked Cabral if she saw his client’s demeanor, but she said her focus was entirely on Harris. Harris was described to be “distraught” and “crying” by Cabral, and is heard asking Pete if she is okay, to which Pete responds, “Yeah.” Scenes show Harris on the ground with Peterson and his driver nearby as they awaited police instruction, according to Law & Crime’s Meghann Cuniff. Officer Cabral was called for additional questioning surrounding body cam footage, which was played for the jury, that displayed Harris on the night of the shooting. Harris was not in attendance at Monday’s court session, but Lanez - real name Daystar Peterson - was, as he has been for the past five days of trial. Harris also refers to “Dez” in the track (“Dez said if I spoke that a sex tape could drop”), which is presumed to be Desiree Perez, CEO of Roc Nation, according to a report by Billboard’s Heran Mamo. During cross-examination, Lanez’s attorney asked Little about lyrics in the song that imply Megan, whose birth name is Megan Pete, lied to the district attorney (“Imagine lying to the DA saying I took some hush money”).

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