Nino testified that, on the date of the shootings, she lived at 768 Columbia Street.
       Nino was sitting on her porch around 3:30 p.m. when she noticed a gray four-door car pull up
       from her left. Nino testified that she saw defendant, whom she knew from the streets,
       partially climb out the passenger-side window, cover his face with a red bandana, and fire a
       silver gun three or four times. The car traveled 10 to 15 feet past her porch, so the bullets
       traveled toward the house “kitty corner” to hers. Nino saw a 15- to 16-year-old boyemerge
       from the rear of the house a few minutes later. Nino called 911 and saw the police go to the
       house. Later, the police told Nino that they had someone in custody, and she went with them
       to a nearby street, where she identified defendant as the shooter. Nino also identified a car in
       police possession as the car from which the shots were fired.
¶ 12       Officer William Sullivan testified that he responded to the shooting. As he was driving,
       he saw a vehicle matching the description of the car from