People v. Campos CA4/2
Opinion
Opinion
I. FACTS1
On July 3, 2017, Campos and the victim, Eric, were both driving northbound on I-
215. Eric was driving a motorcycle. Campos was driving recklessly, swerving through
traffic, tailgating, and passing other drivers on the right shoulder and center median. At
some point, Campos pulled up behind Eric and began tailgating him, nearly hitting him.
Eric moved into the middle lane, and Campos pulled up alongside him. The two
exchanged hand gestures, and Campos indicated for Eric to pull over. On the side of the
road, their argument became physical. Campos reported Eric knocked him down and
continued to hit him, while Eric claims Campos was also hitting him. Eric eventually
stopped fighting, gathered Campos’s belongings from the ground and handed them to
1The facts underlying Campos’s convictions are taken from the police reports attached as exhibit 1 to Campos’s successful motion to augment the record.
2 him, telling him to leave. Campos got back in his car, drove into Eric’s motorcycle, then
left.
When the police responded to the scene, Eric did not appear to be hurt and he
didn’t report any physical injuries. He said Campos hit his motorcycle with his car and…