In Re Jonathan T.
People v. Jonathan T.
Opinion
Opinion
McKINSTER, J.
Minor admitted one count of home invasion robbery. (Pen. Code, § 211.) The juvenile court committed minor to the Division of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) for a maximum confinement time of nine years. Minor contends the juvenile court erred by (1) setting minor’s maximum confinement time at nine years, rather than six years; (2) denying minor’s request for a 90-day diagnostic evaluation at DJJ; and (3) committing minor to DJJ. We affirm the juvenile court’s disposition as modified in this opinion.
FACTS
At the time of the offense, minor was 14 years old and resided in the city of San Bernardino.
On March 26, 2007, at approximately 12:45 p.m., the victim awoke to a loud bang on his front door. The victim went to his front door, looked outside, and saw two males jumping over a fence into his backyard. The victim then saw two additional people exiting his laundry room. The victim told the four people to leave his property. One of the intruders, identified as “Camel,” “pulled out a black, semiautomatic pistol and pointed it in the victim’s face and told him to ‘Shut the fuck up.’ ” The victim was scared and asked the intruder not to shoot him.