17-18.



      Here, like in Carter, we are satisfied that the evidence supports an inference

that Robin participated in the crime from the beginning and took steps to make it

succeed. First, the jury could reasonably infer that Robin was waiting in the van

with an intention to drive Terry away after the successful completion of the crime

based on the fact that he was sitting in a stolen van in the vicinity at the time of the

shooting. Unlike in Quarles, Robin and Terry were known to be connected, as

evidenced by the fact that the two men were seen together on the morning of the

shooting. Additionally, unlike in Clark and Quarles, here the jury could reasonably

infer that Robin intended to aid Terry in the successful completion of thethe median in the

center of North Capitol Street. Clipper required urgent medical treatment for his

broken leg and was given intravenous morphine, though he was discharged from the

hospital the same night. Though he had a broken fibula or tibia, no surgery was

required. Clipper was prescribed Percocet, Tylenol 3, and medication to treat an

infection, but he took only the infection medication. He was in a cast and used

crutches for a month to heal his broken leg, and was on bed rest for an unknown

amount of time afterwards to heal. There were no medical records introduced

regarding Clipper’s injuries.



      Looking at the nature and extent of the injuries described in the record and the

high threshold of injury required for AAWA, we are satisfied that a reasonable juror

could