People v. Padilla CA3

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaAugust 18, 2015C077352California459 words

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Defendant’s crimes involved the residential burglary of Scott Canale’s home, during which defendant stole Kristi Brockman’s purse, and both Canale’s and Brockman’s keys and vehicles. Defendant was apprehended after a high-speed pursuit, during which he lost control of the vehicle and hit two parked cars and a tree. He was driving Brockman’s vehicle at the time. Only restitution to Brockman is at issue in this appeal. The probation officer submitted a “Restitution Determination” letter to the trial court dated October 7, 2013. In the letter, the probation officer said “ Kristi [Brockman] has now submitted paperwork relating her loss in this matter. Kristi [Brockman] stated the damage to her Chevy Tahoe totaled $9,752.45, for which she was reimbursed by Progressive Insurance, following a $100.00 deductible. Kristi [Brockman] stated the other property (Coach purse and Coach wallet) were gifts to her with a value of $520.00. [¶] It is therefore requested restitution in the amount of $11,352.45 be ordered on behalf of victim Kristi Brockman.” At sentencing, the trial court ordered defendant “make restitution to the victim . . . Kristi B. for $11,352.45. And that is taken…

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