Following a jury trial, appellant Terrance Robinson was found guilty of unlawful possession of a firearm, and unlawful discharge of a firearm from a vehicle. Appellant Tony Robinson was found guilty of unlawful discharge of a firearm from a vehicle. They were sentenced to a total of thirty-one years and eighteen years respectively.
Appellants argue seven points for reversal, none of which has merit.
Mr. Gillum testified that when he got out of his car with his back to the street he heard gunfire. When the shooting paused, he turned around and saw a two-door car with Terrance Robinson in the front seat of the passenger side, and Tony Robinson in the back seat of the passenger side. Both men were leaning out the passenger-side window shooting at him. Mr. Gillum was struck by one bullet. Appellants presented alibi testimony that placed them elsewhereat the time of the shooting.