Hennemeyer v. Commonwealth

How courts have described this case

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• holding that six separate gunshots fired by defendant at pursuing police over a span of fifteen minutes were six separate counts of wanton endangerment
• holding that six separate gunshots fired by a defendant at pursuing police over a span of fifteen minutes constituted six separate counts of wanton endangerment
• holding that because issue of ineffective assistance of counsel was not presented to the trial court for consideration and denied, there was no error for appellate review
• defendant properly convicted of six counts of wanton endangerment in the first degree for firing six shots at pursuing police officers during vehicle chase
• the defendant fired a gun four times in the direction of police
• the defendant fired a gun four times in the direction of police

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