P.
P. v. Gonzalez CA4/3
Opinion
Opinion
FACTS
K.H.-Count 11 During the summer of 2006, K.H. reported to the Anaheim Police Department that she had been raped. About three hours later, K.H. agreed to have a medical examination, and an officer took her to a hospital. A genital examination did not show the presence of injuries but that did not conclusively establish the sexual intercourse was consensual. Vaginal swabs showed the presence of semen, which came from one male donor. It was determined the DNA from the sperm matched the DNA from Gonzalez‟s oral buccal swab. The parties stipulated K.H. was unavailable to testify, she had suffered a prior conviction for loitering to commit prostitution, and she had sexual intercourse with more than one man on the day of the alleged forcible rape. Keisha N.-Count 2 In August 2007, Keisha N. was working as a prostitute. As she walked down Harbor Boulevard, Gonzalez stopped his truck next to her. Gonzalez answered in the affirmative when Keisha asked if he wanted her to get in the truck. Keisha got in the truck, and Gonzalez agreed to pay Keisha in exchange for her having sexual intercourse with him. After Gonzalez drove to a nearby business center parking lot, Keisha responded $100…