People v. Mihajson CA4/3

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaSeptember 8, 2014G049905California8,310 words

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Around March 2007, Mihajson, his twin sister Vanesa Mihajson (Vanesa), Katie Weddle, and her boyfriend, Herman Melendenz began living together in a three-bedroom condominium (the condo) in a senior living community despite the fact they were all young adults. Vanesa knew a real estate agent who leased the condo to her and Mihajson. Mihajson drove a Cadillac and a Chrysler 300, and Vanesa drove a white minivan. After Weddle and Melendez ended their relationship and Melendez moved out, Mihajson and Weddle began dating, and Weddle moved into the master bedroom with Mihajson while Vanesa had her own room. Mihajson used the third bedroom to store his belongings, including a marijuana plant. Mihajson did not work, and Weddle knew he sold marijuana, pills, and cocaine. By this time, Mihajson and Shalonda Morris knew each other, and Morris had introduced her brother, William Morris (William), to Mihajson at the condo. Morris, who was smaller in stature than Mihajson, had breast cancer and smoked marijuana for its medicinal benefits. In later September or early October 2007, Mihajson and Morris had dinner at the condo and they agreed Morris would purchase one pound of marijuana from…

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