Man convicted in murder of DeMarcus Chew asks judge for hearing
The Hawk Eye One of the men convicted in the September 2017 murder of DeMarcus "Peanut" Chew has asked a judge to schedule a hearing on motions he previously filed. Derrick Parker, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit a forcible felony and willful injury causing bodily injury nearly two years after Chew was shot to death outside his mother's North Hill home and was sentenced to 15 years in prison, asked District Court Judge John Wright to set a date for a hearing on a motion to vacate his sentence. "I am illegally incarcerated. ... Sir, could you give me a concrete date that you plan ...
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