Possible defense surfaces in case against Caleb Quick's accused killer
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Key Points:
- A teen boy accused of fatally shooting Caleb Quick at a Clovis McDonald's in April appeared in court for a brief, closed hearing, with prosecutors seeking to try him as an adult.
- Caleb's father, Stephen Quick, expressed frustration and called for the teens involved, including a girl allegedly driving the getaway car, to face adult charges to reflect the severity of the crime.
- The defense attorneys are reviewing extensive evidence and have hired a forensic psychologist to explore possible traumatic brain injuries from concussions as part of a defense strategy to keep the boy in the juvenile system.
- Prosecutors argue the teen was fully aware of his actions, citing a 13-minute pursuit of Caleb before the shooting, while the defense contends the case
