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Prosecution rests in Seattle shooting;
defense starts with gunman's mother

Ken Lambert/The Seattle Times

Naveed Haq listens to testimony in King County Courthouse at his trial on April 21, 2008 in Seattle. At right is his defense attorney, C. Wesley Richards.

By Janis Siegel

Published: 05/01/2008

JTNews
Prosecutors wrapped up their case against Naveed Haq in the 2006 shooting at the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle, and the defense began with testimony from the Naq's mother.

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