Three D.C. men sentenced to up to 25 years for 2013 N. Capitol Street shootings Three District men were sentenced to between 20 and 25 years Friday in D.C. Superior Court for a 2013 drive-by shooting on North Capitol Street that left 13 people wounded after an argument between two neighborhood gangs at a nightclub. Judge John Ramsey Johnson sentenced Andrew D. Allen, 20, to 25 years in prison and Keith D. Bobb, 22, and Arnell L. Smith, 21, to 20 years in prison each. The three men pleaded guilty to 16 counts in July, including assault with intent to kill, tampering with evidence and conspiracy to commit a crime of violence. The incident was one of the largest mass shootings in the District's history. A fourth suspect, Craig S. Wilson, 20, who police say was wearing a court-ordered GPS anklet at the time of the attack and who detectives said was a second shooter, was not present at the sentencing. Wilson has a hearing scheduled for Dec. 12. Prosecutor Michael Brittin said that on the evening of March 11, 2013, the four defendants were partying in the VIP section of the Fur nightclub at 33 Patterson St. NE. The men, who had ties to Northeast Washington, saw members of a rival gang from the Sursum Corda and Tyler House Apartments neighborhoods in Northwest Washington. An argument broke out, authorities said, and the defendants blamed the others for a 2011 incident in which one of their friends was killed. About 2 a.m., the defendants left in two cars and opened fire as they drove by a crowd of people who had left the nightclub and were standing along North Capitol Street, prosecutors said.