People v. Ramos CA2/6

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMarch 22, 2022B317222California5,249 words

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Facts Bryce Klein is a correctional officer at the Sierra Conservation Center, where appellant was incarcerated on the prior 2018 conviction. Klein learned that a greeting card mailed to another inmate, Anthony Camacho, had been intercepted by prison officials on September 21, 2018. The card tested positive for methamphetamine. Camacho and appellant resided in dorm 15, which contained 32 beds. The card’s envelope had a fictitious return address showing that it had been mailed by Letty Hernandez who lived in La Puente. Camacho had no connection to La Puente. Four other persons in dorm 15 had a connection to that area. One of the persons was appellant. He had a girlfriend, Destiny Magallon, who lived there. While in prison, appellant had made phone calls to Magallon in La Puente. He was the only one of the four persons in dorm 15 who had made telephone calls to the area “that were relevant to [Officer Klein’s] investigation.” Camacho’s incoming mail was diverted to Officer Klein. On November 20, 2018, Klein received a second greeting card addressed to Camacho. It tested positive for methamphetamine. The card’s envelope had a fictitious return address showing that it had been mailed…

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