People v. Fredrick CA4/1

FACTS

A. The Evidence Concerning the Underlying Offenses

Frank S., the victim of many of the offenses, met Ms. Wilson in June 2010 and

they had a dating relationship for a few months. About a week before the crimes, Frank

took Wilson to a family reunion during which he told her he would be receiving an

inheritance of approximately $22,000.

186.22, subdivision (b), enhancement appended to count four as to all defendants in connection with count four and that Fredrick personally used a firearm in connection with count four; (5) committed a residential burglary of Shontae P.'s home (§ 459, count six) and found true the section 186.22, subdivision (b), enhancement appended to count six as to all defendants; (6) attempted robbery of Shontae P. (§§ 664/211, count seven) and found true the section 186.22, subdivision (b), enhancement appended to count seven as to all defendants; and (7) that defendants actively participated in a criminal street gang (§ 186.22, subd. (a), count eight). Stafford was also charged with two "prison priors" (§ 667.5, subd. (b)), which were bifurcated; at sentencing and pursuant to an agreement between the parties, Stafford admitted one of the prison…