Anaya

People v. Anaya

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179 Cal. App. 3d 828·1986 Cal. App. LEXIS 1439·225 Cal. Rptr. 51
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 4, 1986D002765California2,118 words

Opinion

Opinion

Kremer, J.

A jury convicted Rafael Anaya of two residential burglaries. (Pen. Code, § 459.) The court found Anaya’s two prior burglary convictions were serious felonies. (§ 667.) The court sentenced Anaya to 14 years in prison, including two 5-year enhancements for his prior felony convictions. Anaya appeals.

I

On August 2, 1984, numerous items including a video recorder, televisions, jewelry and cash were stolen from the residence of Willy DeWinter and John McCarthy. The police lifted fingerprints identified as Anaya’s from a glass table top.

On August 13, 1984, the residence of Deputy Sheriff Harold Ross was burglarized. Missing property included a video cassette recorder, jewelry, watches, three handguns, a shotgun, ammunition, a camera, a clock radio and a cable television control box. Later the same day Irene Munoz saw Anaya with four guns, videos, a watch and a clock radio. One of the guns was a shotgun with the word “sheriff” and a name printed on it.

On August 14, 1984, the police stopped Silvestre Naranjo on his bicycle. Naranjo was carrying two cable television control boxes. Naranjo told the police he bought the boxes from Anaya at the home of Irene and Joseph Munoz.…

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