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P. v. Mauricio CA2/8

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 30, 2013B224505ACalifornia5,933 words

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FACTS

1. The Murder Near Lueders Park On November 6, 2006, murder victim Jeffrey Shade and others were sitting around in Lueders Park in Compton. Shade was in his mid-40’s and had been affiliated with the Lueders Park Pirus, a “Bloods” street gang, throughout his adult life. He was wearing a red bandana on his head. At some point, Shade left on a bicycle to go to a liquor store near Rosecrans Avenue and Bradfield Avenue, about a block away. As Shade was riding on Rosecrans back to the park, a black Impala drove by slowly, and the front passenger in the car fired four to six shots at Shade. Shade died from a gunshot wound that entered his left side and lodged in his heart. 2. The Bus Bench Shooting On November 19, 2006, a gray, four-door vehicle drove by a bus stop bench near Rosecrans Avenue and Bradfield Avenue, and multiple gunshots were fired in the direction of Shudray Jenkins and Deaundre Hunt. Both were killed. Deputies from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) responded to the crime scene where they recovered shotgun wadding from the bus stop bench and an adjacent planter. An eyewitness reported to deputies that the shooters were in a Taurus. At…

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