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· 10/11/2022

People v. Cannon

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  • 2022 NY Slip Op 05671

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  • noting the defendant’s actions were “inconsistent with someone who was acting in self-defense” because he “avoided the police . . . by lying to them throughout the initial interviews,” and “disposed of his weapon by throwing it over a bridge into the river,”

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