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Four years after a deadly shooting at Ertale Lounge that killed one and wounded seven, Said Ibrahim pleaded guilty to second-degree murder — admitting he fired 29 rounds, the most of any shooter. While the charge is less severe than the original first-degree accusation, it still carries a life sentence with parole eligibility between 10 and 25 years, offering him a potential path to early release. The chaotic attack saw four shooters open fire on a crowded patio, fatally striking 28-year-old bystander Imbert George. Ibrahim’s sentencing hearing is scheduled after September fourth, with prosecutors and his defense already aligned on the parole term. One co-shooter received a 25-year parole ineligibility, while the driver got eight years for manslaughter — and another suspect remains at large with outstanding warrants.

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