A third jury trial got underway on Thursday for a San Francisco
man accused of fatally shooting a Vallejo teenager during a
botched drug transaction in Fairfield in 2008.  Attorney's in
the case of Deshaun Parish Malone, delivered opening statements
in the Fairfield courtroom of Judge Wendy G. Getty. Malone is
accused of the Nov. 2, 2008, gunshot slaying of 18-year-old
Kendrick Lewis on Mockingbird Lane in Fairfield during a failed
ecstasy deal.  Prosecuting Deputy District Attorney Karen Jensen
told the jury that the evidence would show Malone, then
19-years-old, and an accomplice attempted to rob Lewis and the
three occupants in his car that night.  She said that witnesses
in the car with Lewis heard Malone say not to drive away or else
he would shoot. As Lewis slowly began to drive away, Jensen
said, Malone fired the gun, sending a single bullet through
Lewis' back, killing him.  Malone's defense counsel, Suisun City
criminal defense attorney Leslie Prince did not dispute the
prosecutor's argument that Mal