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"Andrew Hensley couldn't fight back tears in court, and more sobs came from the victim's family in the gallery.\u00A0The teen is charged with causing a crash that killed motorcyclist Donald Herbst, and the coroner testified Friday about the man's fatal injuries.\u00A0Herbst's relatives became emotional during cross examination of the coroner, and defense attorneys complained.\u00A0\"I think there's someone behind me talking to me and I really don't want to look, but I can't do that and work,\" said defense attorney Frank Schiavone.\u00A0Relatives were so overcome by emotion that they left the courtroom after a witness testified seeing a pickup truck run a stop sign and drive through the intersection.\u00A0Another witness said he saw the pickup slam into a motorcycle.\u00A0\"It flew into the air, turning over several times and coming to the ground in the grassy area to the west of (state Route) 177,\" witness Steven Alexander testified. \"He also flew into the air, also coming to the ground.\"\u00A0Prosecutors said Hensley was driving under a suspended license, so he's been charged with a felony.\u00A0Defense attorneys argued that the teen had a court order to have his license restored prior to the crash, but it was not officially reinstated because of an outstanding $25 fee.\u00A0The trial had been expected to wrap up Friday, but instead it was continued \u2013 and the next available day to resume testimony won't be until March 18.\u00A0\"Patience is the hardest thing to work with, and dealing with our son's death has become harder,\" said Randall Herbst, the victim's father."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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