George Zimmerman Trial: Jurors see graphic photos of Trayvon Martin's body On Tuesday June 25, 2013, the prosecution showed the jury photos of Trayvon Martin from the night of Feb. 26, 2012 - including this one of his covered body - after he was fatally shot by George Zimmerman. / Gary W. Green-Pool/Getty Images (CBS) SANFORD, Fla. - Jurors saw graphic photos of Trayvon Martin's body in court Tuesday afternoon as a police sergeant described responding to the scene of his shooting last year in a Sanford, Fla., gated community. PICTURES: George Zimmerman crime scene photos Sanford police Sgt. Anthony Raimondo described seeing the body of Trayvon Martin face down in the grass after the unarmed teen was shot in the chest by former neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman, who is standing trial in his murder. Zimmerman claims he shot in self-defense after the teen attacked him. VIDEO: Zimmerman trial: Prosecutor opens with profanity Raimondo said he attempted test Martin's pulse. He didn't detect one. "I breathed for Mr. Martin," Raimondo said, responding to questions from prosecutor John Guy. I tried to, sir. Raimondo said he heard "bubbling sounds" coming from Martin. "It means that either air was getting into or escaping from the chest in a manner it was not supposed to, sir," Raimondo said. He said he called out to the crowd that had gathered nearby to ask for Saran wrap and Vaseline in order to attempt to seal the chest wound. Later, Raimondo described covering Martin's body with a yellow medical blanket. The jury saw dramatic photos of Martin's body on the grass, the bullet wound in Martin's chest, and the body covered with the bright blanket. Martin's father Tracy left the courtroom as attorneys displayed the photos, the Orlando Sentinel reports. Also in court Tuesday, a crime scene technician, Diana Smith, held up the gun Zimmerman used to shoot Martin. Smith showed the jury a diagram of the crime scene and pieces of evidence recovered from the scene including the package of Skittles candy and the Arizona drink Martin had been carrying when he was shot. The jury also saw Zimmerman's clothing from the night of the shooting and photos of Zimmerman bleeding after the altercation. Testimony was expected to continue Tuesday afternoon after short recess.