Knoll

People v. Knoll

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1962 Cal. App. LEXIS 2241·204 Cal. App. 2d 267·22 Cal. Rptr. 182
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 29, 1962Crim. No. 7995California1,496 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Jefferson, J.

A jury returned a Verdict of guilty against defendant for receiving stolen property in.violation of section 496, Penal Code, as set forth in counts 2 and 3 of the information. A mistrial was declared as to count one; on motion of the People, count one was dismissed. A motion for a new trial was denied. Defendant was placed on probation for a period of five years on the condition that the first year be served in the county jail and that defendant pay a fine of $8,000.

The evidence shows that in the early part of January 1961 a person by the name of Walker, accompanied by one Kuranoff, drove his station wagon to the residence of defendant in Lancaster, California. They, delivered to defendant six portable television sets, an FM radio, two stereo phonographs and a transoceanic radio. Defendant gave Kuranoff $700 for this merchandise. The testimony further shows that defendant arranged with Walker that he should bring any further shipments from Kuranoff to defendant. Thereafter, between the first part of January and the middle of February 1961, Walker made 15 or 16 trips to the premises of defendant.

It’was further testified that the goods would be taken from burglaries to Walker’s…

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