People v. Hann CA4/2

I.

FACTS OF THE CASE AND PROCEDURAL STATUS

Defendant stole bicycles from the garage of an acquaintance. When the police

contacted defendant and later conducted a search of his residence, they discovered a

bicycle comprised of parts from the stolen bicycles, as well as three methamphetamine

pipes, several empty baggies, 0.1 grams of methamphetamine, and related drug

paraphernalia. In addition, the police found the belongings of two other burglary victims.

Following a jury trial, defendant was convicted on all counts. The matter was

referred to probation. The June 28, 2013 probation report indicated that defendant had a

degree in automotive engineering. His physical and mental health were good, although

he reported that he had ADD or bipolar disorder for which he was being treated with

medication. He admitted some drug use to the probation officer, but stated that the most

All further statutory references are to the Penal Code, unless otherwise stated.

2 recent instance was eight or nine months before the probation interview. The report

stated that defendant was previously employed as a mechanic, but that he had stayed at

home to care for his child since 2002.…