The suspect in the murder of NKY had his grandmother’s blood on his legs

COVINGTON, Ky. (WXIX) – Erlanger police have released body camera footage of the night an 18-year-old boy allegedly killed his grandmother.

White Testerman is behind bars at the Kenton County Detention Center on $500,000 bond.

Police reports said Testerman flashed several times while in the back seat of the police car, but Erlanger police redacted the audio between the 18-year-old and officers at the scene.

Officer: “Put your hands behind your back… You are under arrest for murder.”

Tester: “Holy shit!”

Recently released body camera footage shows an officer arresting Testerman for murder and domestic violence. the death of his 74-year-old grandmother Cheri Oliver.

Video shows police officers arriving at the scene on Oct. 8 on Ridgewood Drive in Erlanger.

“Hey, can you take a picture of his feet? They are all covered in blood,” said the officer.

One officer took a photo of the blood on Testerman’s legs while another officer wiped it up.

Court documents state that an 18-year-old boy beat his grandmother with a glass.

Officer: “Her blood on you?”

Tester: “Yes”.

Officer: “She must be bleeding well.”

Investigators told FOX19 NOW they don’t know what led up to the incident, but the police report says Testerman may have been on drugs.

Body camera footage shows officers loading Testerman into a police car to take him to the Erlanger Police Department. Upon arrival, Testerman began talking to the officer about Louisville.

“Louisville police should be on edge,” Testerman said.

After he was formally arrested, police escorted him out of the department and into the Kenton County Detention Center.

The Kenton County grand jury will reconvene Thursday, where they could consider the case as early as this week. However, this will be known only after the return of the indictment.

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