In Re Gaspar D.
People v. Gaspar D.
Opinion
Opinion
a vehicle (Pen. Code, § 459), declared him a ward, and placed him with his parents. Gaspar contends the court improperly suspended his driver’s license (Veh. Code, § 13350) as a condition of probation. We affirm.
Facts
About 2 a.m. on May 8, 1992, Erin Edwards heard a car outside her home. A blue car with a white top was parked across her driveway. A man was sitting in it. In the driveway was the car Erin’s sister Anita used. Gaspar was sitting in that car.
Erin woke her mother, Opal Powell, and called the police. When Powell opened the garage door, Gaspar ran and entered the blue and white car, sitting in the front passenger seat. The car left. Before the police arrived, it drove by the house at least twice. One time, Gaspar and his companion alighted and ran around.
When San Diego Police Officer Stephen Connolly arrived at the scene, he found broken window glass in the driveway. The stereo had been removed from Anita’s car.
About a quarter mile away, Connolly pulled over a car meeting Erin and Powell’s description. Gaspar was the passenger. In the car was a cassette tape belonging to Anita. On the passenger’s side floorboard were a crow bar, two pairs of pliers,…