The court properly exercised its discretion in admitting uncharged crimes evidence relating to firearms transactions in Virginia, since these transactions, along with the numerous charged transactions, were all part of a common scheme or plan whereby defendant and his accomplices acquired firearms in Virginia and sold them in New York (see People v Duffy, 212 N.Y. 57, 66-71 [1914]), and since the uncharged crimes evidence was inextricably linked with the trial evidence...
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