that defendant threatened the Hortons because there was no evidence that he did so.
The prosecutor argued that Zeta was threatened, that "they" tried to break into her house, that Zeta did not come forward earlier because she was protecting her family, and that Zeta was afraid "these people" would do something to her. The prosecutor also stated that Calvin came to court "under great threats," to which an objection was overruled. After referring to the drug-infested neighborhoods of the city, the prosecutor stated, "And you tell me that you're going to stand up to the likes of this drug dealer."
In the following section of the State's closing argument, the trial court first overruled and then sustained defense objections to argument that the Hortons were in danger, which mayFinances

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