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The evidence at trial tended to show that the victim, Rico Wallace, was visiting at the Smith home when the defendant came to the door and knocked. At the time, the house contained several adults and young children. Upon admittance to the house, the defendant went directly to a bedroom where he had earlier left his gun for safekeeping. In the room at the time were Tawanda Ann Smith and a fourteen year old boy. Tawanda testified that the defendant put his gun to the boys head and asked him "Who got my cocaine from off the corner?" Defendant then went into the living room where he questioned Rico as to the whereabouts of the cocaine that defendant said Rico had taken from him. When Rico denied knowledge of the cocaine the defendant went outside and questioned others who were in the yard. Rico followed defendant to the yard. Following further argument defendant pulled his gun and shot Rico in the foot. As Rico fled into the house, defendant shot several more times in his direction, the bullets hitting the glass in the door and several striking a wall in the interior of the house. Several people were in the house at the time and a two year old child was standing in the doorway when the shooting began.

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