People v. Jenkins CA4/1
Opinion
Opinion
STATEMENT OF FACTS
Appellate counsel has provided an accurate summary of the evidence at the preliminary hearing as background for the review of the guilty plea. We will incorporate the summary here. On January 26, 2024, San Diego Police Officer Alan Martinez contacted a mall security officer named Carlos Guido concerning a report of a burglary at the Nike store on the 4200 Block of Camino Del La Plaza. Guido stated there was a suspicious vehicle outside of the Nike store. He viewed a subject walking out of the store in a gray shirt and dark pants get in the vehicle, and then drive away to a delivery area in the back. Guido followed the vehicle on his Segway and then blocked the vehicle from exiting by placing his Segway in its way. The driver, later identified as Jenkins, asked him to move or he would drive into the Segway. When Guido did not move, Jenkins drove his vehicle forward, causing damage to the Segway. Surveillance footage from inside the Nike store depicted Jenkins approach a shoe rack with a brown Nike bag. He selected a pair of shoes, sat
2 down, and switched his shoes. After which, he made additional selections of shoes and clothes, and went out of the camera…