THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK - against - JOINT MOTION TO VACATE JUDGMENTS OF CONVICTION AND DISMISS INDICTMENT Introduction 1 Malcolm X was also known as El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz and Malcolm Little. SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTY OF NEW YORK JESSE BROWN JR, also known as “G UNIT JESSE”, “JOFFY” Defendants. Indictment No. 717/8119 Scott F. Lehman, Attorney admitted to practice law in the courts of the State of New York, affirms under the penalties of perjury that: 1. On the 19th of May 2005, Gunfire erupted at 11:35pm near Club Amazura. A Burst of more then twelve shots rang out from a 9mm Automatic critically wounding Jesse Brown and Nicholas Sloane. Both victims were 21 years of age and confirmed to be apart of rapper “50 Cent” street enterouge. When Police questioned Jesse Brown Jr and Nicholas Sloane, they had been reluctant to let officers know what this shooting was over. However after numerous visits from officers of the 103rd Precinct 2 2. 2 Muhammad A. Aziz has also been known as Norman Butler and Norman 3X Butler. He is referred to as Aziz in this motion. 3 Khalil Islam has also been known as Thomas Johnson and Thomas 15X Johnson. He is referred to as Islam in this motion. Jesse Brown Jr, opened up to officers while he was recovering in Jamaica Hospital, Q ueens. Jesse Brown Jr, had confirmed that he believed this shooting had been over a rap feud that his friend “50 Cent” was involved in. Jesse Brown admitted that he believed that another rap entourage had been behind this shooting. The Entourage that he believed was behind this shooting was “Bang Em Smurf” Silverback Gorrilas AKA “SBG”. He stated that “50 cent” and “Bang Em Smurf” had once been best friends but due to a disagreement that Jesse had originally been involved in, “50” and “Smurf” no longer saw eye to eye. This had led to a feud that was widely spoke about on songs being released from both “50 cent” and “Bang Em Smurf” and his artist “Domination.. Due to assisting officers with this matter, “Jesse” was promised leniency with an attempted murder case that officers had warned him he would be questioned on once he had been released from Hospital. , Conclusion Respectfully submitted, New York County General Counsel By:_________________________ Dated: New York, New York L For the above reasons, the Court should vacate the judgments of conviction and dismiss the indictment against Jesse Brown Jr. District Attorney Carey R. Dunne Scott F. Lehman District Attorney Ocotber 18, 2005