Proctor invokes Fifth Amendment in murder hearing

Michael Proctor, a former state trooper involved in the investigation of a murder case, invoked his Fifth Amendment rights when called to testify in the case against Myles Omari King. Proctor, previously fired for misconduct related to the Karen Read case, faces allegations of racial bias and misconduct based on messages revealed during other proceedings. Prosecutors argue that despite evidence of bias, the case should not be dismissed, as its motivation is not race-based and sufficient evidence links King to the crime.

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