and the glove at Arroyo, who put on the glove, grabbed the gun, and exited the
       car. Arroyo ran and threw the gun and the glove along the way. The police arrested Arroyo
       and defendant. Arroyo testified that defendant told him in jail that he had urinated on his
       hand to remove any gunshot residue.
¶ 19       Guadalupe Reyes, the owner of the home at 736 Kane Street, testified that the siding of
       the home was damaged by bullets during the shooting involving Gonzalez. Miguel
       Hernandez, who was renting the home from Reyes,theory was that he intended to shoot
       Gonzalez and Perez, there was no evidence that he was consciously aware that discharging
       the handgun was practically certain to damage the vehicles. We disagree. The State presented
       evidence that the two shootings occurred in the middle of the afternoon in a residential area
       with personal property, like parked vehicles, nearby. Further, defendant shot three times from
       a car window in the first incident and three to four times from a moving vehicle in the second
       incident. Each time, defendant shot from the road toward