KGO ABC7 News 500PM October 24, 2017
No one saw him shoot the gun, prosecution argued he had with with him and fired in direction of steinle, bullet ricochetted and struck the 32yearold in the back. Seconds later he threw the gun in the bay. Prosecution argued to get rid of the evidence while defense said he wanted the gun to stop firing. He was homeless, quickly walked away. Found near the pier. Police gathered gunshot residue to prove he was gunman. Theres no evidence proving that he had stolen the gun, his attorney told the jury his client had picked up. 40 handgun under the chair where he was sitting, under a cloth. Didnt kno...