Where the prosecution elicits testimony about defendant’s presence in a vehicle used the following day for a drive-by shooting in the company of two other men who were arrested for an unrelated murder, the testimony is not prejudicial unless it can be shown that the jury was aware of the unrelated crime.The 1st District Appellate Court affirmed the decision of Cook County Circuit Judge Thomas V. Gainer Jr.On Feb. 12, 2014, a drive-by shooting occurred in Chicago, killing Venzel Richardson. Darrel Johnson, 13, and a …