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Able, Ben, аnd Cаrlа are friends. Able recently learned that Victоr had been telling peоple that Able had stоlen money from him. Able was furious. At 8:00 p.m., Able texted Ben: “Victor is at the warehouse tonight. I’m going over there to teach him a lesson. Bring the car and wait for me.” Ben knew that Able frequently carried a handgun. Ben replied, “I got you,” drove Able to the warehouse, and parked near a side exit with the engine running. Before Able got out of the car, Ben saw the outline of a handgun under Able’s jacket. Ben said, “Don’t do anything crazy.” Able responded, “Relax. I just want him scared enough to stop talking.” Ben nevertheless remained in the car and waited. Inside the warehouse, Able confronted Victor. Victor laughed and said, “You’re a joke. Everybody knows you’re a thief.” Victor then shoved Able once in the chest. Able stumbled backward but was not injured. Victor turned away and began walking toward a workbench. Able drew his handgun and yelled, “Say it again and I’ll shoot.” Victor looked back and said, “You won’t do anything.” Able pointed the gun toward Victor and deliberately pulled the trigger. Able later told police that he intended to fire beside Victor’s head to frighten him, not to hit him. The bullet missed Victor and struck Dana, a warehouse employee whom Able had not seen standing behind a stack of boxes. Dana died. Victor ran toward the exit. Able chased him outside. Carla, who had arrived separately after receiving a text from Able saying, “Come watch me handle Victor,” saw Victor running across the parking lot. Carla stepped directly into Victor’s path and shoved him hard with both hands, saying, “You’re not getting away from Able.” Victor fell, struck his head on the pavement, and was briefly unconscious. He survived with a serious head injury. Able then saw Victor on the ground. Still angry, Able fired two additional shots into the air while several people were running through the parking lot. One bullet struck a metal sign, ricocheted, and hit Eric in the leg. Eric survived. Able later admitted that he knew people were nearby but said, “I wasn’t aiming at anybody. I figured the shots would make everyone back off.” Able ran to Ben’s car. Ben had heard the first gunshot from inside the warehouse and the two later shots outside. When Able jumped into the passenger seat holding the handgun, Ben said, “What did you do?” Able answered, “Just drive.” Ben immediately sped away. While fleeing, Ben drove approximately 70 miles per hour through a residential street posted at 25 miles per hour. Able told him, “Slow down—there are kids out here.” Ben responded, “I know. We just need to get away.” A child, Chris, suddenly ran into the street. Ben swerved but struck and killed Chris. Police arrested all three later that evening. Ben claims he never agreed that anyone would be shot. Carla claims she only intended to stop Victor long enough for Able to talk to him. Able claims Dana’s death was an accident, that Victor provoked him, and that he never intended to hurt Eric. CALL OF THE QUESTION: Discuss the potential criminal liability of Able, Ben, and Carla arising from these events. Analyze all reasonably applicable homicide, assault/battery, and accomplice-liability theories covered in Weeks 1–4, including appropriate lesser offenses and competing arguments. Do not merely state conclusions.