Robinson
People v. Robinson
Opinion
Opinion
FACTS
Appellant worked at the Queen Beauty Salon in Garden Grove. One day in December 2009, he went to a drug store near the salon and struck up a conversation with 17-year-old Dianna N., who was working there as a cashier. Appellant told Dianna he would give her a free facial if she came by his salon that night. He said he would keep the salon open late for her, and students from a nearby beauty college would be there to observe his work. He also told Dianna that if she brought along a friend, he would give her a free facial, too. When Dianna got off work that day, she went home and told her 18-year- old sister Christine about her conversation with appellant. After talking it over with their mother, they decided to take appellant up on his offer. When they arrived at appellant’s salon that evening, appellant greeted them in the waiting area. He then took them into a back room, while their mother stayed in the waiting area and watched a movie. No one else was at the salon that night.
2 Appellant gave Dianna and Christine each a robe and left them alone to change. They both took off their tops and bras but left their pants on under their robes. When appellant returned, he had…