BLACK ON THE RUN FROM ILLINOIS: Three women injured after shooting in downtown Tempe AZ restaurant, NEGRO ARRESTED, STOLEN GUN

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Three women injured after shooting in downtown Tempe restaurant

One woman received a serious but non-life-threatening gunshot wound while two other women had minor injuries from bullet fragments, police said.

Author: 12 News
Published: 8:05 AM MST June 12, 2021
Updated: 7:27 PM MST June 12, 2021

TEMPE, Ariz. — Three women received injuries after a shooting inside of a downtown Tempe restaurant early Saturday morning, officers from the Tempe Police Department said.

A man, later identified as 22-year-old Lazerik Winfield, allegedly fired two shots from a handgun while inside the Zuma Grill restaurant near the ASU campus at around 12:48 a.m., police said.
Winfield then fled the restaurant on foot but was stopped and held by a restaurant security employee until officers arrived on the scene, police said.

One of the women received a serious but non-life-threatening gunshot wound to her leg during the shooting, the department said. Two other women received minor injuries from bullet fragments.

Winfield has been booked into jail for aggravated assault and other charges, police said.

Credit: MCSO
Lazerik Winfield

 

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Champaign man charged with having stolen guns, running from police

Moore refused commands to let go and as officers were hanging on to him, one of them felt a gun coming out of his pocket. The gun was a loaded

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ILLINOIS RESIDENT

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Name : WINFIELD, LAZERIK JACE
Race : Black
Gender : Male
Height : 6′ 2″ (1.88 m)
Weight : 175 lb (79 kg)
Hair Color : Black
Eye Color : Brown
DOB : 8/18/1998
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Three women injured after shooting in downtown Tempe restaurant

One woman received a serious but non-life-threatening gunshot wound while two other women had minor injuries from bullet fragments, police said.

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Three women injured after shooting in downtown Tempe restaurant​

One woman received a serious but non-life-threatening gunshot wound while two other women had minor injuries from bullet fragments, police said.


Author: 12News

Published: 8:05 AM MST June 12, 2021

Updated: 11:54 AM MST June 14, 2021



TEMPE, Ariz. — Three women were injured after a shooting inside a downtown Tempe restaurant early Saturday morning, the Tempe Police Department said.

The suspect, identified as 22-year-old Lazerik Winfield, fired two shots from a handgun while inside the Zuma Grill restaurant near the ASU campus at around 12:48 a.m., police said.

Winfield then fled the restaurant on foot but was stopped and held by a restaurant security employee until officers arrived on the scene, police said. Winfield hid the gun under a parked car, according to court documents.

One of the women received a serious but non-life-threatening gunshot wound to her leg during the shooting, the department said. Two other women received minor injuries from bullet fragments.

Winfield, an Illinois resident, did not know the victims, according to a probable cause statement. The victims were sitting at a separate table when a verbal altercation took place. Winfield left the restaurant and returned with the gun.

Winfield was booked into jail for aggravated assault and other charges, police said.

Credit: MCSO

Lazerik Winfield

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The blacks travel, this one was on the run.
RUN LAZERIK, RUN!

Champaign man charged with having stolen guns, running from police

Moore refused commands to let go and as officers were hanging on to him, one of them felt a gun coming out of his pocket. The gun was a loaded

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22-year-old Lazerik Winfield

Champaign man charged with having stolen guns, running from police.​

• By MARY SCHENK mschenk@news-gazette.com
• Nov 24, 2020

URBANA — A Champaign man arrested early Saturday for allegedly having two loaded stolen guns and running from police remained in the county jail Tuesday.
Jeremiah Moore, 24, who listed an address in the 1700 block of Henry Street, was arraigned Monday on charges of aggravated possession of stolen weapons, possession of a stolen firearm, aggravated unlawful use of weapons and resisting a peace officer.
Judge Adam Dill told him to be back in court with an attorney of his own choosing on Dec. 9.

Assistant State’s Attorney Victoria Dedman said Moore was a passenger in a car that was stopped by Champaign police on University Avenue because it was reportedly exceeding the speed limit.
When the driver eventually stopped, police could smell burned cannabis and started to remove the four men who were in the car.
A fifth man approached and was yelling at the officers. As police turned their attention to him, Moore and [driver] Lazerik Winfield got out of the car and ran.
Dedman said Moore tried to climb over a railing in the 600 block of West University Avenue but was caught and held by two officers who tried to pull him down.
Moore refused commands to let go of the railing, and as officers were hanging on to him, one of them felt a gun coming out of his pocket. It eventually fell on the ground as Moore continued to struggle. The gun was a loaded .40-caliber Glock that had been reported stolen.
Officers searched the car and found a second loaded Glock with an extended magazine under the seat where Moore had been sitting. It had also been reported stolen.
Moore is being held on $250,000 bond.
Winfield, 22, of Peoria, was charged Monday with resisting a peace officer and possession of a controlled substance.

Dedman said Winfield was holding on to his waistband as he ran from police in the 600 block of University. Officers saw him slow down and stop before they eventually caught him. In his path of flight was a bag containing several pills believed to be Ecstasy.
Winfield was released from jail Monday after posting $600 bond. He’s due back in court Dec. 22.
Dedman said both men had prior convictions as juveniles and adults.

2 stolen guns. I bet Winfield slid his gun under passenger seat for his buddy to take the rap.

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¶5 Winfield testified during the sentencing phase and admitted he had a prior gun-related felony conviction in Illinois. He was then sentenced to eight years for each count of aggravated assault, two and a half years for endangerment, two and a half years for disorderly conduct with a weapon, and four and a half years for possession of a weapon as a prohibited possessor
¶12 Winfield argues his jury was biased because it had no African- American members. Defendants have no right to a jury composed in whole or in part of their own race. Batson v. Kentucky, 476 U.S. 79, 85 (1986). A Batson challenge is unavailable because Winfield does not argue that prospective jurors were unconstitutionally excluded from serving on his jury based on race, and because Arizona law has not allowed peremptory challenges since January 2022. Batson, 476 U.S. at 96.
HE LOST THAT ONE
14 Winfield argues that using a prior felony conviction as a sentence aggravator violated double jeopardy. The Arizona Supreme Court held it does not. State v. Mauro,
HE LOST THAT ONE, HE LOST ALL ARGUMENTS