Victims, attorneys remember City Grill
Anniversary for dark day in Buffalo
McCray claims innocence at sentencing
City Grill killer Riccardo McCray learned his fate, in Erie County Court Thursday.
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Tanisha Mackin never imagined she'd be writing a book about something so tragic yet so close to her heart.
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Thursday the swift hand of justice is scheduled to fall upon the convicted City Grill killer.
Convicted City Grill shooter Riccardo McCray will learn his fate on Thursday.
It looks like prosecutors will decide who should receive any cash rewards in the City Grill shootings.
A community activist who was with Riccardo McCray on the day of last summer's surrender at News 4 spoke strong words on Friday.
Dramatic testimony and closing arguments all came to a head late Thursday night at the courthouse in downtown Buffalo.
The defendant kept his cool as the verdict was read, just as he did throughout the trial.
Riccardo McCray's guilty verdict was a welcome relief for family members who lost loved ones in the City Grill shooting spree.
It took seven hours for jurors to return a guilty verdict in the Riccardo McCray murder trial.
A jury has found Riccardo McCray guilty of the shooting rampage outside of City Grill last August.
The murder case against accused City Grill killer Riccardo McCray is now in the hands of the jury.
News 4 will be in court Thursday morning, as closing arguments get underway in the murder trial of Riccardo McCray.
The prosecution and defense both rested Tuesday at the first degree murder trial of accused City Grill killer Riccardo McCray.
Prosecution witness Carlotta Lester, now of Atlanta, started to become hostile inside the courtroom on Tuesday morning.
The second week of the McCray murder trial kicked off with more dramatic testimony.
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