People v. Taylor CA2/6

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaSeptember 20, 2016B269126California2,525 words

Opinion

Opinion

Yegan, J.

Facts Relating to the Charged Offense In February 1982 Carmen D. was putting groceries into her parked car. Appellant approached her and asked “for spare change for a phone call.” Carmen D. leaned inside the car to get her purse. Appellant pushed her into the front passenger seat, held a knife against her throat, and took her car keys. Appellant got into the driver’s seat and drove to a school. It was about 6:30 p.m. Appellant parked the car, grabbed Carmen D. by the hair, and forced her head into his crotch area. Appellant demanded that she “perform oral sex.” Carmen D. said she would “bite it off.” Appellant punched Carmen D. in the jaw. She “just saw stars.” Appellant pushed her and demanded that she remove her pants. Carmen D. removed her pants and underwear. Appellant made her “get on all fours” on the front passenger seat. Her head was facing “out the window.” Appellant, who was behind Carmen D., put his penis into her vagina. After ejaculating, appellant “took a towel from the back [seat] and wiped [Carmen D.’s] vagina down.” He then opened the passenger door and pushed her out of the car. She ran, and appellant drove the car in her direction. She “had to jump out of the…

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