Attempted murder acquitted due to unproven causality; attempted murder and weapons possession convicted.

The court acquitted the defendant of the primary charge of attempted murder because the causal link between his actions and the victim's death was not established. However, the court convicted him of attempted murder and possession of a firearm based on evidence of shooting the victim and having the weapon on hand. The decision hinged on the inability to prove the victim died from the defendant's shots while affirming the separate facts of the shooting and weapon possession.