Court acquits defendant of attempted murder due to insufficient evidence of intent and inability to identify shooter.

The court acquitted the defendant of attempted murder charges against two and three victims, respectively, finding the prosecution's evidence insufficient. While the defendant sprayed a victim with incapacitating gas and displayed a concealed firearm, forensic analysis failed to link the defendant to the fatal gunshot, and witnesses could not identify the shooter. The court ruled that all remaining doubts regarding the defendant's intent and physical involvement must be resolved in his favor, leading to a complete acquittal.