People v. Hunter CA2/4

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 30, 2014B249681California2,986 words

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FACTS AND PROCEDURAL SUMMARY

On October 24, 2012, a woman called Rigatony’s Pizza and Pasta in Lancaster and placed an order for pizzas, chicken wings, and sodas. She gave 3211 W. Avenue K-4 in Lancaster as the delivery address and 574-5495 as the callback number. Shortly after that, Rigatony’s manager received a call from a woman who followed-up on the status of the same order. At 8:20 p.m., Gary Delgrosso, a member Rigatony’s delivery crew, arrived at 3211 W. Avenue K-4 and found an African-American female in her early twenties waiting on the sidewalk. Delgrosso took the food out of the truck while the woman reviewed the order ticket. A man wearing a red hooded sweatshirt approached Delgrosso, and then placed what appeared to be a shotgun to his stomach and demanded his money. Delgrosso had a “good look at his face” and described the robber as slightly shorter than his own six feet one half inches, weighing approximately 200 pounds, and wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. The man reached into Delgrosso’s pocket and took out $80.1 The robber and the woman walked east. Delgrosso got into his truck and drove away. Delgrosso flagged down Los Angeles County Sherriff Deputies Andrade…

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