Defendant Cummings was the right front passenger in a motor vehicle being driven by Defendant Winn. The defendants observed the victim driving a vehicle with a female passenger in the right front seat and two children in the rear seats. The defendants, who were criminal street gang members, believed the victim to be a rival gang member. After stalking him for several blocks, Defendant Winn pulled alongside the vehicle where Defendant Cummings fired 6-7 shots at the victim. After the victim was mortally wounded, his vehicle continued moving on the roadway until the second victim, who also had been shot, was able to bring the vehicle to a stop. The children were not injured. Because Defendant Winn made statements to law enforcement that implicated co-defendant Cummings as well as himself, the trial was conducted with two juries. Defendant Cummings was sentenced to Life Imprisonment without the Possibility of Parole for murder plus ten years for Personal Use of a Firearm, plus Life Imprisonment for Attempted Murder of the second victim. Defendant Winn was sentenced to Life Imprisonment without the Possibility of Parole plus Life Imprisonment.