at that point in time
When someone, particularly law enforcement in front of cameras or microphones, is telling a story, there is always gratuitous overuse of this phrase. Storytelling is giving an account of activities that occurred, IN ORDER, relative to time - it's implied! Peeople always use this to precede the POINT of their story, rather than working on being better storytellers.

submitted by Phil Petrocelli

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