People v. Villa CA3

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 9, 2022C089392ACalifornia1,686 words

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facts.2 In February 2015, defendant, Parrish, and Camacho arrived at the victim’s home under the pretext of purchasing marijuana. When the victim opened the door, defendant pointed a gun in his face. The victim, who was unarmed, began fighting with defendant over the gun. Meanwhile, the two other men, who also were armed, pushed their way inside. During the melee, the three intruders each shot at the victim a total of five to 10 times. The victim’s friend, who was visiting the victim at the time of the incident, testified at trial that he heard defendant say, “[E]verybody just chill out. We’re here just

We previously granted defendant’s request for judicial notice of our unpublished opinion in codefendant Parrish’s appeal, People v. Parrish (Apr. 25, 2019, C087461). To facilitate our review in the instant case, we will incorporate by reference the facts and procedural history from our unpublished opinion in that appeal.

2 to take [stuff].” Defendant, Parrish, and Camacho also beat up the friend. Eventually, the victim chased the three intruders outside and the men left in a waiting vehicle. The victim suffered gunshot wounds to his legs, abdomen, and bladder. His bladder…

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