Defendant was convicted of criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree based upon his alleged part in a fatal shooting. Before the medical examiner testified, the trial court noted that a juror had requested that the court speak to his supervisor about rescheduling his days off to coincide with the upcoming weekend. When court reconvened on Monday, the court told counsel that the juror had been advised that he was going to be fired for calling in sick on Saturday...
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