Murder Victim’s Twin Brother Attacks Suspect in Court After Seeing Video of The Execution.

MACOMB, Mich. (FOX 2) - The twin brother of a man who police said was executed in July attacked the suspect charged with the brutal murder after the prosecutor’s office played video of the victim being shot multiple times. Jefferey Clark was in a Macomb County courtroom on Wednesday for the July 4 shooting of JaRay Robertson in a parking lot at Joy and Franklin. During his preliminary hearing, the prosecutor presented evidence in the shooting, which included surveillance video from the parking lot.

According to authorities, Robertson was murdered after he and Clark got into an argument of some kind that started in Roseville. Authorities said Clark fired shots at Robertson as the victim ran into the city of Fraser before Clark got into a car with a woman and drove around 13 Mile before ultimately finding Robertson running north. Officials said in July that Clark then got out of the car and shot him to death in a parking lot at Joy and Franklin.

On Wednesday, Clark was in court for the preliminary hearing, which is when the prosecution presents evidence that they want to use in the trial. Among the evidence was the surveillance video, which showed a victim laying in the parking lot and another man standing over him with a gun, firing it multiple times. The victim is laying on his side, rolling back and forth and he holds his hand up, as if asking the shooter to stop. The video showed at least one shot being fired but a tree partially obscures the view. The suspect then walks away from the victim, leaving him for dead in the parking lot.