In re Guillermo M. CA6

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJuly 25, 2014H040532California2,374 words

Opinion

Opinion

Grover, J.

I. Facts Underlying Petition A (Filed February 19, 2013)

At 11:10 p.m. on February 14, San José Police officers assigned to a gang suppression unit stopped a vehicle driven by the minor after observing an illegal pass made at a high rate of speed. After the minor complied with the officer’s request that he exit the car, the officer asked the minor if he was in possession of any weapons. The minor responded that he had a gun inside the car and gave the officer permission to

3 The facts are taken from a “Deferred Entry of Judgment Suitability Report” prepared by the Santa Clara County Probation Department. retrieve it. The officer located a loaded .32-caliber revolver in the center console of the car.

II. Facts Underlying Petition B (Filed April 24, 2013)

On February 8, a residential burglary occurred at 4689 Ventura Avenue in San José. Police officers were able to lift latent fingerprints from a window frame at the residence and on a box cutter located in the victim’s car. The minor was identified through a fingerprint analysis. The minor later admitted to police that he had committed the burglary because he needed money.

III. Facts Underlying Petition C (Filed June…

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