not see who was shooting.
A medical examiner testified that Hegwood died from the gunshot wounds that were inflicted during this incident.
Calvin Horton testified at trial, over defendant's objection, that in 1995 he observed drug dealing on a daily basis on the 1800 block of south Sawyer Street. He knew men who frequented that block; they included defendant (nicknamed "D-Man"), Ardell Washington, and Derrick Johnson. He did not testify that these men were drug dealers or gang members.
Calvin further testified that, on October 26, 1995, in the late afternoon, he was near the vacant lot on the 1800 block of South Sawyer Street. He heard Washington tell defendant, Johnson, and some others to watch out for a gray station wagon. John Carter left in a car and, upon hisreturn, gave a gun to defendant and a handgun to Washington. The gray station wagon then drove by and stopped by the vacant lot. Washington announced, "Here comes the gray station wagon." Washington, Johnson, and defendant shot at the car.
Calvin further testified that he ran toward his home at 1855 S. Kedzie Avenue. Washington, who had borrowed Calvin's coat earlier, threw the coat up on Calvin's porch before running off. Calvin's mother called the police who, upon their arrival, searched the home and found the coat that Calvin had loaned to Washington. Calvin was taken in for questioning at the police station, where he remained for two days. He told a detective O'Connor that Washington and D-Man had been shooting and that he was not sure of D-Man's