People v. Kamack CA2/2

I.

BACKGROUND

A. Facts On July 3, 2007, Adriel Deayon (Deayon) drove her coworker, Joshua Davis (Davis), home. (People v. Kamack (Oct. 7, 2011, B222456), 2011 WL 4639897, at p. *2 [nonpub. opn.] (Kamack).) “As Davis and Deayon sat in Deayon’s car, Davis’s cousin, Trevon Greer [(Greer)], pulled up behind them and parked. Davis got out of Deayon’s car and spoke with Greer briefly while Deayon waited in her car. Davis then went to the driver’s side window of Deayon’s car and leaned into the window to speak with her. At that moment, another car pulled next to Deayon’s car. Deayon saw sparks and heard four or five gunshots coming from the direction of the other car. . . . After the shots, the car sped away. She saw Davis fall.” (Ibid.) “From the driver’s seat of his car, Greer heard eight or nine gunshots and saw flashes coming from the rear passenger window of the other car. Greer identified the car as a silver Jaguar . . . .” (Kamack, supra, B222456, 2011 WL 4639897, at p. *2.) “Davis died as a result of multiple gunshot wounds. He was shot in the head, back, and thigh.” (Kamack, supra, B222456, 2011 WL 4639897, at p. *2.) Within minutes of the shooting, the silver Jaguar was…