People v. Jacobs CA2/4

FACTS

A. Prosecution Evidence Dennis Egbert Tillett, Jr., testified that he was acquainted with appellant through a sibling. According to Tillett, he first obtained a California class C driver’s license in 1998. Thereafter, he maintained the same residence, and renewed his license by visiting the offices of the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). In 2007, Tillett applied for a California class B driver’s license, but retained his class C license. In June 2010, Tillett’s insurance company told him that his premiums were to increase because he had several driving tickets. When he obtained the tickets, he discovered that they had been issued in Long Beach, which he did not visit. Tillett notified his local police department and the DMV. Later, in December 2010, he filed a report regarding the tickets with the Los Angeles Police Department. In investigating the tickets, Tillett learned that a Nevada driver’s license had been issued in his name, although he had applied for no such license. In December 2010, he went to the office of the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles in Las Vegas, where he spoke to an investigator regarding the driver’s license in his name. When the…