People v. Harrison CA1/3

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaAugust 29, 2024A168439California3,036 words

Opinion

Opinion

Guez, J.

BACKGROUND

One night in March 2022, a man ran through the front door of a Vacaville Wingstop restaurant toward the cash register. He was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt with a front pocket, as well as a black ski mask covering his entire face and head aside from his eyes. He pulled a gun from 1 his pocket and pointed it at an employee behind the counter. He asked for all the money in the drawer and pointed the gun at the manager’s head. He yelled “ ‘give it all to me.’ ” The manager put bills from the register into a bag, and the man returned the gun to his pocket. He ran out the door in the direction of a neighboring apartment complex. The employees called the police, who arrived less than three minutes later. The employees described the suspect as a Black male, wearing a black top, black pants, and a black ski mask, approximately six feet and one to two inches tall, and weighing 145 to 155 pounds. Officers also reviewed the restaurant’s surveillance footage, which revealed additional details — the robber was wearing a red undershirt and black and red Air Jordan sneakers. Officers searched for the suspect at the apartment complex approximately 300 to 400 yards away. Roughly 15…

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