People v. Nezey CA2/6

STATEMENT OF FACTS

Shooting at an Inhabited Dwelling On June 7, 2009,3 Los Angeles Police Officers Gabriel Holguin and Nicholas Hartman were assigned to monitor the 59 Hoovers, a clique of the Hoover Crips gang. The officers went to the 59 Hoovers' "headquarters" at 59th Street and Denver Avenue and made contact with a group of men that included appellant and Stillwell. Officers Holguin and Hartman spoke with the men for a few minutes and then left. Not long after, a group of young African-American men walked by Lynn Hall's residence on West 62nd Street. Hall and a friend were sitting on Hall's front porch while two of her children were playing in the yard. Three of the men—two of whom Hall later identified as appellant and Stillwell—"mad-dogged" Hall as they walked by.4 Appellant and Stillwell returned about two minutes later. Stillwell told Hall, "You better g[e]t the fuck out of this neighborhood if you know what's good for you, bitch." Hall grabbed her children and went inside. Moments later she heard gunshots and the sound of a breaking window. Hall's neighbor Iliana Vargas looked outside and saw several adults and children in front of Hall's…