People v. Campbell CA6
Opinion
Opinion
I. BACKGROUND
A. Campbell’s Convictions and the Original Sentencing3 The trial court originally imposed an aggregate sentence of 49 years for three cases, case numbers B1577257, B1685118, and C165238. 1. Case Number B1577257 Campbell was tried to a jury in case number B1577257, involving two home- invasion robberies in August and November 2014, respectively. The evidence presented at trial showed that in August 2014, Campbell and another man broke into a home in Fremont at night. Campbell was armed with a gun, and the two men stole jewelry, cash, and an ATM card from the residents. The two men told the victims to stay in their bathroom for 30 minutes; Campbell threatened to kill them if they reported the robbery, and the other man put the victims’ cell phones and home phone into a sink filled with water. This incident formed the basis for counts 8 through 13. The evidence at trial showed that in November 2014, Campbell and another man broke into a home in Cupertino at night. Campbell was again armed, and the two men took cash, a cell phone, and a watch. Campbell told one of the two victims to cooperate, warning him, “You don’t want me to shoot your wife” and “you don’t…