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The 17-year prison sentence handed down to Devorn “Chiefman” Charles for possessing a gun with intent to murder, has been appealed by his lawyer Duane Daniel.
Devorn “Chiefman” Charles will spend the next 14 and a half years of his life in prison for possessing a gun with intent to murder, in a case in which he beat his fourth murder charge. Charles, 38 had been charged that on August 2 2020, at Block 2000, Old Montrose, with malice aforethought, he caused the death of Kimron “Warlord” Hannaway by shooting him in the head and about …
Lawyer Duane Daniel was seemingly left frustrated after his client Devorn “Chiefman” Charles was found not guilty of murder but guilty of possession of a gun with intent to murder.