Calvin, barred because the State notified defendant only the day before that she would identify defendant as having had a gun at the scene. At the hearing on defendant's motion, she testified that she did not remember when and to whom she gave the information about her identification of defendant. The first time she told someone it was over the telephone in a call to the State's Attorney's office and it was "a while back." The trial court denied the motion.
Zeta Horton testified at the trial that she looked out her front window when she heard the gunfire. She saw Calvin coming towards the house, and she saw defendant on the other side of him with a gun in his hand. She knew then that defendant's name wasDerrick Terry. When the police arrived, she did not tell them that she saw defendant with a gun even though she was aware that someone had been shot. She went to the police station the second day, but she still did not tell anybody at the station that she saw defendant with a gun.
Zeta further testified that she had not wanted to get involved because she was scared. She did not remember the date, but at some time before she testified in co-defendant Washington's trial, she told the assistant State's Attorneys that she saw defendant with a gun. She also testified at one point that she had not directly told the assistant State's Attorneys in person about defendant until the day before defendant's trial.
Zeta further testified that she