From investigation to threatening witnesses: Massachusetts 2018.

About seven years after the death of Pitsfield’s husband, a man from New Nork was found guilty of three charges related to a crime.

On November 3, 2018, David Green -Younger was shot dead when he was sitting in a truck near spring and Villow streets in Pitsfield. He died a few days later on November 7 at Berkshir Medical Center.

Authorities have identified Lens Burke, Bronx, New York, as a suspected fatal shooting through witnesses, interstate investigations and monitoring of video and mobile phones. He was arrested on November 20, 2018 in Bronx by New Nork police, FBI agents and Pitsfield police.

He was accused of murder and illegal accusations of firearms due to a fatal shooting of a 30-year-old resident of Pitsfield.

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IN Supreme Court of Berkshire County In 2023, the jurors were thought of for 17 hours before they decided that they could not make a unanimous sentence in the fatal shooting – the jury was hung, and the investigation was announced.

The Berkshire district prosecutor’s office at the time stated that he planned to repeat the case after the jury indecisive.

On Thursday, he was found guilty of murder in the first degree, illegal possession of firearms and illegal possession of a loaded firearm.

“Mr. Green’s family has been waiting for this day. While we are satisfied with the conclusion to which the jury has reached, nothing will heal the wounds of the loss of a loved one in such a violent way. I send my deepest condolences to the family, friends and community of Mr. Green when they continue to work on this meaningless murder. I hope that today will bring them a sense of peace, ”said District Prosecutor Timothy J. Shugr in a statement. “The theme of my post continues to be responsible for those who bring violence into our community. This death of Mr. Green caused the defendant who drove to Pitsfield and committed the murder. Those who bring illegal firearms try to create drug trade networks and bring violence to our neighborhoods will be held accountable to the most law. “

Shugr called the case “extremely difficult” and what was intimidated by witnesses.

“The witnesses who have protruded have shown great courage. During this trial, witnesses were directly threatened. The threats were made on their own safety, as well as the safety of their family, ”he said. “Currently, law enforcement agencies are investigating cases of intimidation of witnesses that have arisen from this case. I will not accept bad actors to interfere with the judicial system by the bold enough to speak. ”

Burke will be convicted on March 19.