People v. Wilson CA6

I. BACKGROUND

A. Prosecution’s Case 1. 911 Call and Investigation On April 30, 2018, K.H.2 called 911 to report that Wilson “[s]lammed my hand in the door” as she was “trying to leave, and he got upset.” K.H. stated, “he kicked me and he actually physically pushed me, and then he slammed my hand in the door.” K.H. explained that she was “outside the apartment, [Wilson] got upset because I took some of my money, he kicked me out on a . . . [d]ay’s notice.” She added, “I don’t have a nail . . . [he] [r]ipped off a nail.” K.H. stated that Wilson was “definitely . . . high on meth, he is high on heroin.” After further questioning about the extent of her injuries, K.H. elaborated that she was bleeding from “all my fingers.” “[Wilson] completely ripped off my nails, and he kept doing it. And he kept doing it.” K.H. stated that this was “the first time he kicked me out.” The dispatcher asked about weapons in the apartment, and K.H. answered, “No, but he has physically hurt me before.” The dispatcher asked if Wilson was still in the apartment. K.H. answered, “Yes, I’m gonna need stiches. It, it’s deep.” The dispatcher asked about K.H.’s injuries. K.H. responded, “He slammed my hand in…