One of the guns used to murder Kumi Harford was used in eight other murders and attempted murders, including an attempt to kill his brother, Supreme Court heard.The other gun used in the Harford slaying was linked to two other shooting cases, according to an expert.Prosecutors allege Mr Harford was a high ranking member of the 42 gang, shot dead by Antonio Myers, a high ranking member of the rival Middletown gang, which is allied with the Parkside gang.Mr Myers, 25, of Rambling Lane, Pembroke, is now on trial for murder and using a firearm, both of which he denies.The jury has previously heard that Dennis McGuire, a firearms and ammunition expert, concluded Mr Harford had been shot by two different guns.After examining a number of .40 calibre bullet cases and a single 9mm bullet found at the scene, Mr McGuire was able to forensically link them to guns used in other shootings too.Most of those involved attacks on members of 42, according to Detective Constable Vernell Burgess of the Serious Crime Unit. Detailing Mr McGuire’s report yesterday, she said the .40 calibre weapon fired at Mr Harford around 5am on December 5 2009 was also used to:lShoot at Daniel Cox in February 2009. Mr Cox was named by Police gang expert Alexander Rollin last week as a member of 42.lMurder Kenwandee Robinson and attempt to murder Michael Adams in May 2009. According to Sgt Rollin, Mr Robinson was a 42 member killed on St Monica’s Road by a member of Parkside, and Mr Adams was a 42 member too.lMurder Perry Puckerin Jr in January 2010. Mr Puckerin was named by Sgt Rollin as a 42 member.lAttempt to murder Kumi Harford’s brother, Jakai Harford, in March 2010. Mr Rollin named Jakai as a “high-ranking” member of 42.lMurder Frederick Maybury in June 2010. Sgt Rollin said he was “on the periphery” of the west-end Money Over Bitches (MOB) gang.lAttempt to murder Kenneth Burrows and Roger Spencer in November 2010. Sgt Rollin could not say whether either of these men were in a gang.Mr McGuire’s report also linked the 9mm firearm used in the Kumi Harford killing to the murder of Shane Minors on December 17 2009, just 12 days later.Sgt Rollin said Mr Minors was “on the periphery of the 42 gang,” although “I wouldn’t have called him a 42 gang member”.The weapon was also used in the attempted murder of David Godwin in February 2010. Mr Godwin was named by Sgt Rollin as a member of 42.The gang expert told the court that 42 and Parkside / Middletown are locked in deadly rivalry.Yesterday, Det Con Burgess agreed with prosecutor Carrington Mahoney that gang members share the same weapons, which they keep in a communal hiding place because they do not have access to multiple guns.She also agreed with Mr Mahoney that the 42 gang are rivals of Parkside and their associates in Middletown. She answered further questions from defence lawyer Jerome Lynch QC by saying 42 are associated with the MOB gang.She said she is not aware of anyone being charged in the other shooting cases.The case continues.l Murder-accused calls his mother as a witness, see Page 2