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FACTS

Count 1 On May 12, 2010, the victim and her son left their residence in the morning. When they returned that evening, their home had been broken into and several items had been stolen. The following day, defendant and her codefendant, Chase Reifert, attempted to sell three of the victim’s video games to a store in Red Bluff, but the clerk suspected they were stolen and refused to purchase them. The store’s surveillance video showed Reifert trying to make the sale while defendant waited outside. Defendant later admitted having taken part in the burglary with Reifert. Count 10 On May 14, 2010, about 6:00 a.m., the victim was in his residence when he was awakened by a loud noise. He saw a pickup leaving and called the sheriff’s department. Investigation revealed a broken garage window and the odor of gasoline in the garage. A deputy saw a pickup matching the victim’s description and stopped it. The pickup was driven by Reifert and defendant was the passenger. The pickup contained property stolen from the victims in counts 1 and 10, along with other stolen property. Reifert admitted breaking into the victim’s garage to get gasoline to drive to Corning, California. Defendant…