People v. Delgado CA4/3

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 15, 2024G062889California1,166 words

Opinion

Opinion

FACTS

I. Delgado’s Offenses and Arrest

According to the probation report, on March 28, 2005, at 6:27 p.m., officers of the Riverside Police Department were dispatched to an apartment complex in the city in response to a report of a shooting.1 When officers arrived at the scene, witnesses provided them information about the shooting, and one witness said he saw two men running to an apartment in the complex. At the same time, the victims of the shooting called police dispatch, provided their current location, and identified the suspects who shot at them, including Delgado. Officers approached the entrance to the apartment, where a woman confronted them in a hostile manner until officers subdued and arrested her. A man then came out of the apartment and also confronted the officers in a hostile manner. He was likewise subdued and arrested. The officers located Delgado in the apartment and arrested him. Officers then arrived at the victims’ location and interviewed them. Delgado was released on bail on July 21, 2005, but was returned to custody on July 20, 2007.

II. Delgado’s Convictions and Sentencing

In 2007, a jury convicted Delgado of four counts of attempted murder and…

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