People v. Barnes CA4/2

FACTS AND PROCEDURE

On the morning of August 10, 2012, defendant took a cab to a grocery store,

where he simulated having a gun and forced a manager to open a cash register and give

him approximately $400 in cash. He then took a cab to a discount store, where he again

simulated having a gun and took approximately $500 from a cash register.

On August 14, 2012, the People filed a combined felony complaint, in case No.

RIF1205253, and petition to violate probation, in case No. RIF1204890. The complaint

alleged defendant committed two counts of robbery (Pen. Code, § 211), both on August

10, 2012, that he had two prior strike offenses from a single date in 2001 (Wash. Pen.

Code, §§ 9A.56.190 & 9A.52.025), and that he violated his probation in case No.

RIF1204890.

On August 8, 2013, defendant pled no contest to the robbery charges, admitted the

two prior strike offenses, and admitted to violating his probation. The court exercised its

Defendant purported to challenge an additional $700 in fines, fees and assessments similarly included in the minute order and abstract of judgment but not orally imposed by the sentencing court regarding the probation violation, in case No.…