In re A.S. CA1/2

BACKGROUND

I. February 10, 2024 Attempted Robbery (Count 2)

After closing his convenience store in Pittsburg about 6:45 p.m. on February 10, 2024,1 Major Singh walked to his car parked behind the store. As soon as Singh opened the door, someone “pointed the gun at [him] and told [Singh] to give them the wallet.” When Singh refused, the person hit him on the head with a revolver, and Singh fell to the ground. As he fell, Singh made a lot of noise, so the person “took off” and “ran away in a car” that was “greenish” in color; nothing was taken from Singh. Singh saw only the one person who hit him with a gun and could not tell if the person was male or female because they were “covered up” and “the only thing [Singh] could see were the eyes.” Subsequently collected surveillance video of the incident taken from across the street showed a “Hyundai sedan pull up”; the driver exited the vehicle and walked across the street to Singh. After the driver “pistol- whipped” Singh, a second individual, who was visibly recognizable as female by “the body size” and “the way that [the person] look[ed],” and who spoke in what was audibly “a female voice,” exited the Hyundai and talked to the…