People v. Sevior CA2/4

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJune 22, 2016B266100California1,360 words

Opinion

Opinion

Manella, J.

FACTS

A. Prosecution Evidence Erika Logan testified that at the time of the parole revocation hearing, she and appellant had been in a relationship for approximately seven years. On April

3 19, 2015, she lived in Anaheim with her children. According to Logan, appellant did not live with her. Logan provided the following version of the underlying events: On April 19, at approximately midnight, appellant woke her and asked, “Whose car is parked out there?” She followed appellant outside the house, where he asked Cooper to move his car. Logan stated that appellant never raised his voice, engaged in an altercation with Cooper, or pushed her. According to Logan, during the incident, she accidently tripped and fell to the ground. She denied calling the police or making any statement to deputy sheriffs that night suggesting that the incident involved an altercation. Following Logan’s testimony, the prosecution presented as witnesses Orange County Sheriff’s Department Deputy Sheriff Alonzo Alvarez and DCR Parole Agent Troy Milton. Alvarez testified that he talked to Logan on April 19, 2015. Logan told him that after appellant became upset regarding a “parking issue,” he tried to push…

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