People v. Jordan CA4/1

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 22, 2015D064998California7,142 words

Opinion

Opinion

Haller, J.

facts concerning Robinson's murder.

The Traylor shooting occurred when defendant fired a gun in response to a fight

between Dunbar and Grey and several other individuals, and the bullet hit Traylor in the

thigh. Based on this latter incident, the jury convicted defendant of assault with a

semiautomatic firearm with personal firearm use and gang benefit enhancements.

The Shooting of Traylor by Defendant

The same night that Robinson was shot, a group of people were at Jasmine

Sutton's third-floor apartment having a late-night party. One of the attendees, Lawrence

Gigetts, testified that when he arrived at Sutton's apartment complex to attend the party,

3 there were several people outside in the front of the complex. When Gigetts was

knocking on the front door of Sutton's third-floor apartment, he noticed that three males

who had been in front of the complex had followed him. The males told him that they

knew Sutton, but when he called Sutton on her phone to ask her to open the door, the

three men left the area. When Gigetts described the three men to Sutton, she said she did

not know them.

The Traylor shooting occurred as Traylor was leaving…

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