As a drug deal went suddenly sour last year — and three of the
four people seated inside a Chevy Malibu began firing at each
other at close range — Rafael Reyes Smith, 20, was the only
person to escape the vehicle unscathed.  Reyes apologized on
Tuesday to the mother of dealer Jarrel Robinson, who died in the
gunfight along with the defendant's cousin, as state District
Judge Maria Teresa Herr ordered him to serve a 23-year sentence
for murder.  “I can't see myself hurting no human being like
this. It's not me, you know?” Smith said. “I just got mixed up
with the wrong people and dealing with drugs ... It just
happened so fast.”  Authorities believe Robinson, 23, was in the
driver's seat of the Malibu in April 2011 when he and Terrill
Dewayne Hubbard, 24, arrived at a Northeast Side apartment
complex to sell drugs to Smith.  The defendant said he only had
half of the money but more was coming, according to court
documents. That's when his cousin, Myles Williams, 29, also got
into the back of the car, pointed