People v. Orr CA6

I. Statement of Facts

A. Case No. C1073752 Counts 3, 4, and 5 At approximately 11:00 p.m. on January 7, 2010, Milpitas Police Detective Steven Fox responded to a Burger King in Milpitas. Martin Parra told Fox that he had been counting money in the office with Enrique Victorio when he heard a commotion in the kitchen. He then saw a man holding a small silver gun to the neck of Abraham Munoz. The man brought Munoz to the office, pointed the gun at Parra, ordered Parra to give him money on the counter, and ordered Munoz and Victorio to lie down on the floor. After Parra gave the robber approximately $1,800, he asked for the money in the safe. However, the suspect fled when a customer arrived. According to Parra, the robber was wearing a blond wig, a tan nylon over his face, kitchen gloves, and a black jacket. The surveillance video at the Burger King reflected that the robber wore a black jacket with a “Sean John” label and that his blond wig appeared to have braids woven into it. Counts 1 and 2 At approximately 1:00 p.m. on April 12, 2010, William Vriend was working at Check „n Go in Campbell. A man, wearing a black bandanna and sunglasses, entered the store, told Vriend that he…