FILE--In this undated file photo provided by the Milwaukee County Jail shows Jordan Fricke. Fricke's trial on charges he fatally shot Milwaukee police officer Matthew Rittner on Feb. 6, started Monday. The 17-year police veteran was helping to serve a search warrant for suspected illegal guns and drugs at a Milwaukee duplex when he was killed. Twenty-seven-year-old Fricke of Milwaukee is charged with four felonies, including first-degree intentional homicide and first-degree recklessly endangering safety. (Milwaukee County Jail via AP, File)
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