People v. Wright CA4
Opinion
Opinion
facts relying on portions of the examination not contained in the appellate record. 2 Sandy Wright was a codefendant at trial. She is not a party to this appeal.
2 Cindy Foster was the president of Foster Advantage, Inc. (FAI), a business that bought and sold real properties. FAI acquired defendant’s home from a foreclosing lender during a courthouse auction in May 2011. The trustee’s deed of sale to FAI was recorded on May 26, 2011. After the sale, Foster spoke to Wright several times to see when she and defendant would vacate the property. Wright later told Foster that she would leave the keys under the door mat because she and defendant had finished moving out. When Foster sent a representative to get the keys, the representative reported that the house had been stripped of the water heater, toilets, cabinets, electrical outlets, baseboards, molding, smoke detectors, sinks, backsplashes, sheetrock, doors, door jambs, shelving, fans, electric control panels, and vent covers. In addition, the dishwasher had been removed from the kitchen, dragged along the hardwood floor, and left in the living room. Foster reported the situation to the Stockton Police Department. FAI had to…