short beard, and a mustache. He

was also a black male with a medium complexion.



      At trial, victims Washington, Wingard, and Clipper testified about the

shooting and the injuries they suffered. Williams did not testify, though the

government called the physician who treated him at the hospital to testify to the

extent of his injuries. The jury also heard testimony from several officers involved

in the car chase, four eyewitnesses to the shooting, a cooperating government

witness, Keith Daniels (“Daniels”), to whom Terry had allegedly made inculpatory

statements in the days after the shooting, and two defense witnesses called to

impeach Daniels’ testimony. The government also presented physical evidence in

the form of the DNA analyses that linked Terry, Robin, and Banks to the ski masks

and black hat in the van.



     In particular, Daniels, who was Terry’s next door neighbor, testified that

several days after the shooting Terry came over to his house and told him, in the

presence of his nephews, that not only had he been involved in the shooting, but also

why he thought he might get away with it. Terry was impeached with a cooperation

agreement that he entered into in this case, his prior convictions for three different
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assaults, including AWIKWA, and his admission to having previously cooperated

with the government in another