People v. Boyd CA2/6

STATEMENT OF FACTS

On February 2, 2013, appellant shoplifted several hats and a pair of gloves from the Corner Market in Oak View.3 Market employee Amalia Rosales was watching a live feed from the market's surveillance cameras and saw appellant place the items in her purse and leave without paying for them. Rosales conveyed what she had seen to customer Theodore Nowell, who was at the register making a purchase. Rosales followed appellant outside and told her to return the stolen merchandise. Appellant made a remark indicating that she had not stolen anything and continued walking toward a parked truck. After Rosales said she was calling the police, appellant walked back toward Rosales and pushed her in the chest. Rosales, who was 25 weeks pregnant at the time, referred to her pregnancy and told appellant not to touch her. Appellant responded by kicking Rosales in the stomach and punching her in the face. Rosales defended herself by grabbing appellant's hair.

2 Appellant also claims the court erred in ordering her to pay victim restitution. We need not address this claim because it is premised on the rejected contention that the evidence is insufficient to support her…