People v. Gordon CA3

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaDecember 22, 2021C086934California5,115 words

Opinion

Opinion

Hull, J.

FACTS AND HISTORY OF THE PROCEEDINGS

On May 7, 2016, during the execution of a search warrant at defendant’s residence on Center Parkway, officers found eight cell phones, $300 in cash, and a sock containing an empty Glock extended-capacity handgun magazine and a Glock standard-capacity handgun magazine with three live nine-millimeter rounds on the nightstand. In a shoe underneath defendant’s nightstand, officers found a sock containing a one-ounce baggie of methamphetamine. Officers also found $3,850 underneath the nightstand. In a satchel underneath the mattress, officers found two loaded nine-millimeter Beretta semiautomatic handguns, a nine-millimeter Glock handgun, an extended-capacity magazine that fit the Glock, and loose rounds of ammunition in two different calibers. In the master bedroom closet, officers found a shoebox containing a sandwich baggie holding a few nine-millimeter rounds. In a drawer of a television console in the master bedroom, officers found a .45-caliber Ruger handgun and a .40-caliber Springfield handgun with loaded magazines attached. In another drawer, officers found $7,889, a calculator, rubber bands, and a bag containing 42 baggies of marijuana…

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