Wesley Evers/Superior

## **Superior Court Events**

The trial began when Freya Takashi sought compensation from Lereen Shawndesip and members of the Lost MC Community for damages incurred to Cluckin Bell. In this trial, Freya Takashi emerged victorious and was awarded $100,000 from Lereen Shawndesip's group.

The trial originated from the case involving Mr. Yunus, Mr. Kenzo, and Mr. Dagger, where the LSPD (Los Santos Police Department) was involved in a shooting incident against these three individuals. Subsequently, the three individuals pursued legal action, and at the conclusion of the trial, the LSPD agreed to compensate them with a total sum of $5,000 for the damages incurred.

This trial marked Judge Wesley's first murder case, involving the perpetrators of the murder of Eren Weasel, namely Mill West and Carl Doja. The case was approved by the judge, and Mill West and Carl Doja were charged under the Second Degree Murder penal code. Due to a lack of evidence from the investigators, they were both sentenced to a fine of $30,000 each and a prison term of 90 months.

This trial revolves around the case where Dr. Nara Truman was attacked by Dadang Sutisna due to her refusal to provide a letter of incapacity for Franklin to the DOJ. Furthermore, Dr. Nara Truman indirectly disclosed patient information to the public, which violated federal laws in the United States.
In this trial, Dadang Sutisna was charged with (1) Assault with a Deadly Weapon on a Government Employee and was sentenced to a $1,950 fine and 26 months in prison. Meanwhile, Dr. Nara Truman was fined $3,000 for violating Federal Law by disclosing her patient's medical records' privacy.

The case did not go to trial because the LSPD requested direct mediation in front of a judge. Eventually, the LSPD agreed to pay $75,000 to the victim.

This trial involved the murder of Ruby Guinevere Fal's unborn child. Amoy Gemoy stabbed Ruby Guinevere Fal directly in her fetus. This case was one of the lengthy and time-consuming trials. After reviewing the evidence, documents, and testimonies from the Prosecutor and Defendant, the court ruled that Amoy Gemoy would be charged with (1) Second-degree murder and sentenced to 100 months in prison with a fine of $60,000. This decision was made because the murder weapon was not found in the investigator's case report.
On the other hand, Ruby Guinevere Fal was mandated to undergo rehabilitation and was prohibited from working as a police officer until completing her rehabilitation as an alcohol and tobacco addict.

This trial pertains to an attack and destruction involving explosives at the Davis Police Station. Initially, the case was prosecuted as an act of terrorism. However, during the examination of evidence, it was determined that there was no connection to terrorism. As a result, the defendant was charged with (7) Criminal Use of Explosive, carrying a maximum penalty of $3,000 and 40 months in prison.

This trial involves the murder case of Hogan Williams, committed by Ming Khems and Rakeem Crawford. This trial is one of the longest-running cases to reach the superior court. After a thorough examination of witnesses and complete evidence presented by the investigator, Ming Khems was sentenced to 1,500 months in prison and fined $25,000. Meanwhile, Rakeem Crawford received the death penalty through lethal injection.

This trial involves the murder case of Israel Averal, perpetrated by ALI WOOD, NATASCHA LONICA, BLESS SINCERO, and TRAYVON HAYWOOD. Initially, the prosecution sought the death penalty for all three individuals. However, during the examination of evidence and witness testimonies presented by the investigator, each of the three suspects was sentenced to 50 years in prison and fined $20,000. Additionally, Natscha Lonica received a 60-year prison sentence and a $30,000 fine. They were all charged with 2nd Degree Murder under the Penal Code and Possession of a Class 2 firearm.

In this case, it involves the illegal weapon assembly case against Mr. Shen Long. The police have conducted a raid and found various illegal items, such as weapon assembly tools, class 3, class 2, and class 1 weapons, explosive materials, as well as assets like money and gold. Mr. Shen Long was prosecuted and faced the death penalty for all charges. However, based on the Judge's decision, Mr. Shen Long was sentenced to life imprisonment, fined $1,000,000, and transferred to the state of Colorado.

This Trial is related to the illegal distribution of Oxy on the streets. CID and GIU have been conducting an investigation supervised directly by Attorney Michael Genzo and Dixar Salvatore for several months. The main perpetrator, Mill West, along with the pieces of evidence and the accused, were apprehended during the O Party 2 event held in the Vinewood Area, where several pieces of evidence were found at the scene.
Based on the Substance Control and Prevention Act 2023, Mill West is charged with Smuggling (6)12, Drug Smuggling Category C, which carries a fine of $20,000 and a prison sentence of 120 months.