People v. Davies CA1/1

I. BACKGROUND

A. Underlying Offenses1 1. Case no. CR969734 In February 2024, police officers contacted R.S., who was in a sexual, dating, and cohabitation relationship with Davies, after she reported having

1 The following facts are taken from the probation department’s

presentencing report. The presentencing report is part of a confidential clerk’s transcript, so we limit our discussion of the information in the report to that addressed in the parties’ appellate briefs, which were filed without redactions or a sealing request. (See Cal. Rules of Court, rule 8.47(c)(2) [to maintain confidentiality, a party may file a motion to file a document under

1 been battered and kidnapped by Davies at their residence. R.S. told the officers that Davies strangled her and then later shoved her out of their residence and tackled her. In March 2024, police officers were dispatched to Davies’s residence for a “911 hang up.” Upon arriving at the residence, the officers instructed Davies and R.S. to come outside, but he refused and told R.S. to not open the door or go outside. Davies said to the officers, “[y]ou break and enter, this is a stand-your-ground state” and “you make entry, and I will…