P.
P. v. Magdaleno CA4/2
Opinion
Opinion
STATEMENT OF FACTS
Richard Zackerdonski and Mith Zackerdonski were getting ready for work about
4:00 a.m. on November 5, 2010. They parked their white 1995 Honda Odyssey van in
All statutory references are to the Penal Code unless stated otherwise.
2 the driveway. Richard started the van, turned on the heater, and moved the van to the end
of the driveway, closer to the gate. He left the van in park with the keys in the ignition
and opened the gate before returning to the house to collect items for the car. The couple
went back and forth between the house and the van, placing packed meals and extra
jackets in the van. Mith also put her brown purse in the van. The purse contained her
driver‟s license, social security card, a Wescom bank card, AAA card, and some cash.
While in the house getting coffee, Mith spotted the van being driven down the street. She
yelled to Richard who ran out to the street as the van was speeding away. Richard
reported the theft to the police.
On November 6, 2010, at 11:30 p.m., Daniel Suarez, a Riverside police officer,
responded to a call regarding a suspicious person—a male Hispanic, wearing a dark-
colored beanie and possibly driving…