Lambert pleaded guilty to the following facts of the case:
On April 29, 2007 at or around the 6200 Block of Elliott Street in Baltimore MD; the victim, Azerwoine Walker, was walking with his cousin when they were approached from behind by Kennis Lambert, and another individual. An argument ensued and at some point during the verbal argument a gun was drawn by Lambert and the victim was shot eight times. The victim’s cousin identified Lambert as the shooter date April 29, 2007 in a photo array, but subsequently changed his story and said he was not sure who the shooter was. Another witness did not see the shooting but was able to identify Lambert as having a gun and walking in the direction of the 6200 block of Elliott Street moments prior to the incident.Lambert was sentenced before Judge Heard to 20 years with all but 10 years suspended and 3 years of probation.
This case was prosecuted by Assistant State’s Attorney Richard Gibson.
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In response to the earlier question about Quinine, it is used to treat Malaria (or at least it was back in the day) but it's also used to cut raw cocaine before selling it.
Since the city of Memphis has taken the lead in violence, you might be interested in their identification of the cause: see the article in this month's Atlantic Monthly.
I agree with the identification, but I'd call That Awful Program more a vector than a cause.
Good link on the Atlantic story, JG.
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