Man gets 33 years to life in prison for deadly Concourse Village shooting
Prosecutors say 28-year-old Kejaun Dehaney and Hassan Maxwell ambushed and chased Gabriel Casso into the intersection of East 166th Street and Findlay Avenue in 2021.
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A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to 33 years to life in prison Thursday for a Concourse Village shooting that left two people dead.
Prosecutors say 28-year-old Kejaun Dehaney and Hassan Maxwell ambushed and chased Gabriel Casso into the intersection of East 166th Street and Findlay Avenue in 2021.
The duo opened fire at the 22-year-old, striking him with several bullets. Officers conducting a nearby traffic stop witnessed them stand over his body and continue shooting more rounds at his head and torso.
A shootout ensued between police and the suspects. Prosecutors say several unidentified individuals also began shooting toward the suspects as they attempted to flee the scene.
Abdou Jallow, a 67-year-old civilian, was hit with a bullet in the arm as he walked toward a local Mosque for evening prayer. He later died at a hospital.
A jury ultimately found Dehaney guilty of murder, assault and criminal possession of a weapon.
Hassan Maxwell pleaded guilty to manslaughter and assault. He was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison.
