People v. Noland CA4/1

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaSeptember 30, 2015D067210California399 words

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Opinion

STATEMENT OF FACTS

Since this appeal arises from guilty pleas, we will include a very brief summary of

the facts of the offenses as set forth in the probation officer's report.

All further statutory references are to the Penal Code unless otherwise specified. 2 Case No. SCD254119

On January 24, 2014, Noland and two codefendants burglarized a dwelling. They

were observed carrying two televisions away from the victim's residence. They told the

witness they were just "collecting." The witness took down the license plate of the car in

which Noland and his compatriots drove away. The car had been reported stolen.

The victim reported the loss of two televisions and some personal items.

Case No. SCD256270

On May 23, 2015 police were searching for a vehicle taken during a residential

burglary. Noland was observed entering the car using a key that electronically opened

the door. Noland and the codefendants ran from police. Noland was observed discarding

a loaded semiautomatic handgun.

A subsequent search of a hotel room registered to Noland and a codefendant

produced a quantity of stolen items. Noland and the codefendant admitted being present

at the…

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