Today's hearing was a continuation of September 16th's, when the defense motioned to suppress some of the evidence the state has against the defendent, John Kalisz.
The evidence the defense wants thrown out are video and audio recordings of a statement law enforcement had with Kalisz while he was in the hospital. Defense attorney, Bill Salmon, says his client was heavily medicated on a drug called Seroquel. State Prosecutor, Dave Phelps, then argued that the drug's side effects would not have hindered him from making an accurate statement and that it's side effects are similar to the over-the-counter drug Benadryl.
Both sides presented their final arguments on the motion and the court will review all evidence before making a final ruling on October 14th.