Said video is corroborative of the defendant's statement to police.
Thereafter, the group returned to the defendant's residence. One male punched the decedent, knocking him to the ground, while the other brandished a firearm, aimed at the decedent and shot the decedent in the chest.
When the group spotted the decedent two males wearing black hooded sweatshirts ran at the decedent. Shows a group of approximately five or six individuals leave the building identified as the defendant's residence and travel to the locus in quo to meet the decedent. Desire called the decedent and told him to meet her on Linwood Street and Hegeman Avenue (hereinafter: locus in quo), in Kings County, and the decedent agreed. The group devised a plan to "line him up" and have the decedent attacked at a specified location. The defendant moves this Court to inspect the grand jury minutes and, upon such inspection, seeks dismissal of the instant indictment, challenging the legal sufficiency of the evidence presented, the propriety of the legal instructions provided, and the manner of the presentation.Įvidence was presented to the Grand Jury that on or about May 10, 2021, the defendant was at her residence with several other individuals when a female, known as Desire, arrived at the defendant's residence complaining that Shaheem Bascom (hereinafter: decedent) was harassing her. § 110/120.05), under an accessorial liability theory. of the Kings County District Attorney's Office for the People of the State of New Yorkĭefendant, Kaliyah Phillips, is charged pursuant to Kings County Indictment 72362-21, with the crimes of Gang Assault in the Second Degree (Penal Law § 120.06) and Attempted Assault in the Second Degree (P.L. This opinion is uncorrected and will not be published in the printed Official Reports. Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431.
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