People v. Williams CA4/1

FACTS

A. The Warrantless Search

On the morning of March 23, 2013, Juanita Jones called 911 to report there were

two black males selling narcotics at a blue tri-unit apartment complex next to a liquor

store on Poplar Street in San Diego, California, and that males at that location had

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

However, after hearing the evidence at the preliminary hearing, the court bound Williams over only on count 3 and the enhancing allegations appended to that count. After his renewed motions to suppress and quash were denied, the prosecution filed an amended information adding a count of carrying a concealed weapon (§ 25400), and Williams entered into a plea agreement pursuant to which he agreed to plead guilty to the latter count in exchange for a dismissal of count 3, with the further agreement that he would receive probation and, after two years of successful probation, would be allowed to withdraw his plea to the felony and to plead to misdemeanor violation of section 496.

2 previously threatened to shoot her. She also stated the building had security cameras. No

information about the height,…