Cyheme Hall, now 26, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the 2016 shooting of Denniquia “Dee Dee” Dodds.
Shareem Hall is scheduled to be sentenced next month. On Friday, Cyheme Hall appeared before Superior Court Judge Milton C. Lee Jr. and said he was sorry for participating in a string of early-morning street stickups when Dodds was killed.“I’d like to apologize to the decedent, and the family the decedent had, for the pain and suffering they endured,” said Hall, who has been jailed since his arrest in September 2016.
Police said the Hall brothers and accomplices Jolonta Little and Monte Johnson, three of them carrying guns, were prowling parts of Northeast and Northwest D.C. in a Pontiac in the predawn hours of July 4, 2016, looking for people to rob. They accosted seven victims, according to police. When Dodds was attacked, police said, she fought back, grabbing the barrel of one of the pistols, and was fatally shot.After the U.S.
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