""He's doing very, very well," Daniella Donkor told the Daily News. "He's not walking but he can move his legs. He's not walking yet but he's in progress,""
""My client has an extremely good and strong alibi for where he was at the time of the shooting. We have been cooperating with the district attorney's office," he said. "They are investigating and vetting it.... I have witnesses, as well as video, to support he was somewhere else.""
""I'm going to make a full recovery," Nana said from his hospital bed. "I've got to be strong. I have a few colleges interested. They want me to come to the sc"
Isaiah Greaves, 19, was identified in a criminal complaint as one of the assailants who shot 16-year-old Nana Donkor in the back while he waited for a bus near Avenue J and E. 16th St. in Midwood on Nov. 30. The bullet lodged in Nana's spine left him uncertain whether he will walk again, though his mother said his condition is improving and he can move his legs. Greaves was arraigned Dec. 18 on attempted murder, assault and weapon possession charges and is held without bail. His lawyer says he has a strong alibi with witnesses and video and is cooperating with prosecutors. A second suspect remains at large. Nana, who attends the Academy of Medical Technology and was shot two days before his first basketball game, vowed to play again and has college interest.
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