United States v. Brian K. Cole

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• holding that an offense may be a crime of violence when there is a risk of harm to another even though there is no intent to harm
• confining a district court’s evaluation to charging documents, except in certain circumstances
• any offense involving firing a firearm at a vehicle is a crime of violence for the purposes of career offender status
• “mob action” in violation of 720 III. Comp. Stat. 5/25-1 is a crime of violence where defendant was convicted as part of a mob that fired random shots at a passing car without aiming at anyone in particular
• “mob action” in violation of 720 ILL. COMP. STAT. 5/25-1 is a crime of violence where defendant was convicted as part of a mob that fired random shots at a passing car without aiming at anyone in particular

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