Jones trial update: Wesley testifies, both sides test, decision will be made Tuesday

Shannon Wesley, the woman that Bengals cornerback Adam Jones assaulted, took the stand on Tuesday, recounting the events that led to Jones being charged with assault earlier this summer. Most of her recollection is similar to everyone's story that testified on Monday, confirming that Jones made fun of Brooke Boling's hair -- Boling is Wesley's friend and one of several that testified for the prosecution.

When Wesley confronted Jones, she said 'He said f*** you, bitch. I'm not even talking to you." After asking him to leave, Wesley said "I asked him to leave us alone."

Shannon: "He called me a sloppy bitch." "He was being very aggressive and loud and insulting."

— Kimball Perry (@kimballperry) October 8, 2013

After being advised that she could be charged with a crime for admitting that she poured the beer on Jones, she testified exactly that, saying "I reached out and poured my beer on his arm and his shoulder."

SHANNON: "THAT'S when he reached back and punched me in my head." Pacman showing no emotion when hears this.

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Shannon: "My head snapped back and I fell to the ground."

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"The bouncer escorted Mr. Jones to his car so he could leave," she said.

Wesley testified that she didn't know who Jones was until after the incident, to which the defense countered, "How many street bums do you know that have gaudy watches with lots of diamonds."

Shannon: "He was at the table bullying my friends, essentially."

— Kimball Perry (@kimballperry) October 8, 2013

Kohnen, asking her about the beer bottle. He suggests she may have shoved the beer bottle in Jones' face. "It never happened," Wesley said.

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When asked in retrospect if pouring beer on Jones was a mistake, she offered a "I suppose" but thought it would end the confrontation,then adding that she was "trying to get in front of her sister to protect her."

They showed the video multiple times, which is what the defense is largely relying on for their case.

Following Wesley was Detective Robin Upchurch with the Cincinnati Police department, who testified that Jones never reported the assault, despite Jones now claiming that he was hit.

Both sides are closing their arguments and a decision will be made on Tuesday.

Judge just said this case will be over today NO MATTER WHAT. Keep following, tell your friends.

— Kimball Perry (@kimballperry) October 8, 2013

Remember to check out Kimball Perry's timeline @KimballPerry for all of the updates and quotes throughout the trial.