This led to a power struggle between the federal prisoners and NF members who remained in Pelican Bay. . 2015 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. Debbie pointed that that both Bear and Roman were users. 553.) Components of that aggregate include the following consecutive terms doubled due to defendant's prior strike. . In contrast, being put "on freeze" means the gang was looking into your gang credentials. it's for us." While the second conversation was cryptic, probably due partly to their awareness it was being recorded, she posited that he "would not" do that to her. We have reviewed the testimony of Cervantes and Ruiz above (in part II.D) and need not summarize it in detail here. Those indicted, including six people who are still at large, were San Jose's representatives of the Nuestra Familia, the head of the state's Norteno criminal gang that has operated from within California prisons for decades, McKeown said. Defendant initially called Debbie. contains alphabet). The Court doesn't determine whether it's a single or multiple conspiracy as a matter of law. Debbie had another telephone conversation with Clark on February 16. Cisneros brought the PCP in a Victoria's Secret bag and defendant kept the PCP in a pink cloth bag that Debbie got from Victoria's Secret. Viramontes turned toward the open garage and tried to run into his home. 231.). Clark's assistance to defendant from outside jail was limited, as he was involved in a shootout at his apartment on July 29, 2007, that led to his relocation to Mexico. Sammy Ramirez testified that every member in his regiment had to pay $200 a month whether Ramirez provided them with drugs or not. WebThe remaining leadership of the organization in Pelican Bay consists of Daniel "Stork" Perez, Anthony "Chuco" Guillen and George "Puppet" Franco. (a).) Defendant's letter stated in part, "if my baby does me wrong, death going to part us." The prosecutor attached importance to this second post-letter conversation in argument to the jury. In that case, the defendant was charged with one conspiracy to commit multiple crimes, a conspiracy that alleged 96 overt acts. Clark was aware that defendant was selling PCP he received from Mario. He argues that Debbie's fear was caused not by his August 1997 letter, but by the NF's reputation for dealing harshly with snitches. 1272. "[I]f a defendant, again acting with the requisite intent, makes a sufficient threat that is received and understood by the threatened person, but, for whatever reason, the threat does not actually cause the threatened person to be in sustained fear for his or her safety even though, under the circumstances, that person reasonably could have been placed in such fear, the defendant properly may be found to have committed the offense of attempted criminal threat." . . It is not the role of an appellate court to redetermine questions of credibility. On appeal defendant contends that the trial court erred in allowing the jury to decide whether he was involved in five separate conspiracies as charged, or whether some or all of the charged conspiracies amounted to one overall conspiracy. We assume that defendant is referring to the five conspiracies described in his summary of counts 2, 3, 4, 6, and 7 of the indictment. The Attorney General asserts that the jury in this case could have reasonably concluded: "the NF's goal was simply to have money put in the NF bank and on the books for members of the NF"; defendant's " methamphetamine and PCP conspiracies were in his private interest, each involving separate, if sometimes overlapping groups, and that while he paid dues to NF and was given street authority by Guillen, the conspiracies alleged were not solely conspiracies with members of the NF solely to fund the NF"; and defendant "did not have an agreement with the NF as such, but rather that any agreement he had was with Guillen, the NF general in Pelican Bay who controlled the street regiments." Clark said he had asked Rodriguez to ask her what happened. She told him his cousin Leslie had said she had encountered Bear the night before and he admitted owing for a tattoo. Sergeant Livingston testified that his investigation of the James Cramer regiment produced a document listing regiment dues and also a money order sent to a high ranking NF member in Pelican Bay. She read him the search warrant. Ruiz said that he was in charge of the jail though there were other active NF members in jail who were not on freeze. (a), subds. According to Lewis, while they were meeting, he noticed a car circling them and looking intently at them. Clark was primarily responsible for the day-to-day operations of the regiment. According to Tirri, if a gang member did not remove someone who had been deemed no good, the gang member could potentially be removed. He has [a] motive . Documento de Documento de. ", We consider Vargas, supra, 91 Cal.App.4th 506 to have been a unique case factually where the prosecution's evidence of one overall conspiracy was apparently so compelling that no reasonable juror could have found the existence of more than one conspiracy. There were four cells. Anthony "Chavo" Jacobs is currently in prison, but his family has been moved into witness relocation. Solis had a written message for defendant from Clark. Cervantes rise marked the first time in decades that the Norteos had a single leader at the helm of their criminal organization. It was not based on the debt owed defendant. Instead, what defense counsel argued was: "when she got up on that witness stand and was asked about that letter, and she said, [']well, to tell you the truth,['] or words to that effect, [']I really [didn't] take it seriously at the time. Anthony On February 27, Cervantes was placed in protective custody. . at p. She asked if "those kids" had given Clark her messages and he answered yes. The remaining leadership of the organization in Pelican Bay consists of Daniel Stork Perez, Anthony Chuco Guillen and It was for the jury to determine their credibility. Lewis said it was common to have NR members like Gutierrez pass along messages from NF members. The next day, Lewis told her to act like the wife of a NF member. He is now a "three striker," a person who can face a harsher sentence such as life in prison for committing a felony for the third time, McKeown said. You know you ain't gonna do shit." He was the only person that would have the ability to give the authority for Frank Ruiz to write it in that kite. Join Facebook to connect with Anthony Guillen and others you may know. "Cana codes" were gang codes used to confuse prison staff. Defendant told Cervantes he owed him $400 because the returned methamphetamine was short. [] If you find the Defendant guilty of more than one count of conspiracy, you will then include [a] finding as to whether there is one overall conspiracy or separate and distinct conspiracies. Defendant provided PCP to Debbie, his brother Greg, and "Bear," among others. Clark was arrested in Mexico and taken into custody at the Santa Clara County Jail in July 2010. She stated, "I said I wouldn't do that, you dork. November 26, The prosecution opposed this request. Whether the object of a single agreement is to commit one or many crimes, it is in either case the agreement which constitutes the crime. "It even says, 'you better ask somebody.' Furthermore, he is chairperson at at p. WebCervantes' rise marked the first time in decades that the Norteos had a single leader at the helm of their criminal organization. While there was no dispute that defendant was a NF member, there was evidence that defendant disobeyed the gang's directive to devote a portion of the proceeds of regiment drug sales to the gang. Steve "Pnut" Barba was convicted of stabbing San Francisco 49ers player Aldon Smith in the chest at a party. with that brown ride." [']" "I don't even think a conspiracy has been proved[] [i]f you give Frank Ruiz any credence whatsoever[. at pp. ", D. CONSPIRACIES TO ASSAULT DANIEL CERVANTES (COUNT 6) AND HENRY LEYVAS (COUNT 7). After hearing 16 days of testimony and deliberating for a day and a half, a jury convicted defendant Lorenzo Guzman of all seven charged crimes, including five separate conspiracies. ( 186.22, subd. "They were shocked," McKeown said of the gangsters when the raids went down, mostly in San Jose and in north Santa Clara County and Modesto and conducted by SWAT officers. Documento de Documento de. The evidence of a conspiracy to smuggle drugs into the Santa Clara County Jail between January and June 1, 2007 was primarily seven recorded telephone calls, all on April 26, 2007. According to gang expert Valdez, when an inmate comes to an institution, the prison gang will ask for the inmate's paperwork. Soon after that conversation, Lewis put Debbie and her son into a witness protection program. Norteno gang member found guilty of drug possession while. The kite said Cervantes' "removal was just" because Ruiz testified that he thought "this whole thing with Cervantes was past tense" because he had received misinformation that Cervantes had gone into protective custody. As we have explained above, defendant did not acknowledge to the jury that his letter caused her any fear at all. NF members on the street were expected to contribute money to the NF " 'bank,' " which was the NF fund held for the benefit of the NF members. WebThe remaining leadership of the organization in Pelican Bay consists of Daniel "Stork" Perez, Anthony "Chuco" Guillen and George "Puppet" Franco. The prosecutor did not mention this letter in closing argument. When Clark was in San Quentin Prison, as tier security and a block general for the NF he reported in writing to defendant, who was the NF Authority in Charge of the prison. Code, 11370.2, subd. When Debbie was on the witness stand, she was not asked if her fear of NF reprisal would have been the same without defendant's letter. Ruiz conceded that it would violate gang rules to testify against a fellow gang member like defendant. Since the 1920s, the 38th Street gang has continued its criminal activities and has evolved to become one of Californias most violent street gangs. (b)(1)(A).) "I don't think they have proven their case. WebView Homework Help - The Norteos Gang" Pre final .docx from CRIM JUSTI CJS 230 at University of Phoenix. He asked for the court, in advance of submitting the case to the jury, to either dismiss counts 2 and 3 or consolidate them into a single count. / CBS San Francisco. WebThe US federal law enforcement agencies which had long failed to infiltrate the from CRIM JUSTI CJS 230 at University of Phoenix The court accepted Sergeant Lewis as an expert in the areas of "Hispanic criminal street gangs, prison gangs, interpretation of gang terminology, gang codes, and the area of identification of possession for sale or sales of a controlled substance, and the area of recognition of usable amount of controlled substances." ['] That created a moment of silence because my entire plan to impeach her was unnecessary. Theater. [] There are different degrees of unconditionality. Who are the Norteos allies? Defendant occasionally fronted him drugs, though Cervantes was not functioning as part of a regiment. "She" would direct her where to go and it had to be done today. After agreeing to cooperate with law enforcement, on January 16, 2008, Debbie recorded a telephone call she made to Leslie. According to defendant, "all the evidence is that he was 'on freeze' at the time [the kite] was issued." En los aos 60 mientras el idealismo inici una dcada de activismo en contra de la violencia, la marginacin de los barrios de Los ngeles transform a los antiguos pachucos en una nueva clase de pandilla callejera. [Citation.] An act causes [fear], only if it is a substantial factor in causing the [fear]. He asked for the allegation against defendant to be deleted because defendant was not involved. "[Defendant] Because you're the only girl that I love . (Mendoza, supra, 59 Cal.App.4th at p. ), At trial the prosecutor argued to the jury: "A threat which may appear to be conditional on its face is unconditional under its circumstances. Clark testified that was a reference to selling four pounds of methamphetamine. (People v. Saling (1972) 7 Cal.3d 844, 852.) He continued to laugh. The court denied defendant's motion, explaining: "What is clear, however, is that this Court has a sua sponte duty to instruct in this area when there was sufficient evidence to support either finding either a single or multiple conspiracies, and I believe that the record is replete with evidence to suggest either theory. As we have summarized above (in part II.A.5), there was evidence in this case that some regiments continued to operate that way, but not defendant's. N]ow, I understand he has motive to help[] the actual gang member. And that authority only resides with the regimental commander, and that was the Defendant. The remaining leadership of the organization in Pelican Bay consists of Daniel Stork Perez, Anthony Chuco Guillen and George Puppet Franco. Shortly after 1:00 p.m., Cindy Mendoza was involved in two concurrent phone calls on different telephones, one with defendant and the other with his brother Greg, Cindy's boyfriend. As they lived together, she learned of his gang involvement. On count 3, the court selected the upper terms for the conspiracy and the gang enhancement based on defendant's leadership role, his criminal sophistication, and his performance on parole. A. CONSPIRACIES TO SELL METHAMPHETAMINE (COUNT 2) AND PCP (COUNT 3). Most sexual offenders are placed in protective custody on a case-by-case basis. WebThe remaining leadership of the organization in Pelican Bay consists of Daniel "Stork" Perez, Anthony "Chuco" Guillen and George "Puppet" Franco. (People v. Williams (2015) 61 Cal.4th 1244, 1270 (Williams).) On appeal defendant contends there was insufficient evidence to establish two elements of the crime of criminal threat, namely specific intent and cause. She told him that Rodriguez had called her drunk one day. You would not." "Over defense counsel's objection, the court told the jury that the threatening statement does not have to be the sole cause of the victim's fear for her safety and that a statement the victim does not initially consider a threat can later be considered a threat because of a subsequent action or event." The victim in that case testified that "she did not initially take appellant's words as a threat because appellant was always joking around. The key documentary evidence of two conspiracies was a single kite (Exhibit 412) that was dated October 21, 2008 and signed by "C/R Calpolli." She enjoyed the status of being his wife. That night, Clark got money from Charlie Campa and drove to Mexico with his wife. The kite discussed several reported problems in the facility and asked for reports to be filed with 4-B, where Ruiz and defendant were housed in jail. No one has to approve it even if the offender is a NR member. [Citation.]' (Williams, supra, at p. Defendant does not elaborate on what that peculiar meaning is. Conditional threats are true threats if their context reasonably conveys to the victim that they are intended. Debbie acknowledged that the program had helped her with expenses for relocation, rent, meals, utilities, and emergency medical care. When defendant met with other regiment leaders, Ramirez talked about messages he had received from the NF leadership in Pelican Bay State Prison saying defendant had not been communicating with them and "hasn't paid his dues . Ramirez became a NR member in December 1995 and a NF member in September 1997. WebAntonio Chuco Guillen (Nuestra Familia General) Chuco is doin 25-life for his role in killing an NF dropout in 1999. Most of his arguments are directed at his conviction of threatening his wife (count 5), namely that there was insufficient evidence of a criminal threat, that the evidence established at most an attempted threat because she was not frightened, and that the court should have defined causation sua sponte. The gang has allegiance to the CA prison gang, Mexican Mafia, aka La Eme. The Attorney General argues at great length that the assault conspiracies were separate from each other because defendant had different, personal reasons for assaulting Cervantes and not Levyas. The Inner Immediate means the degree of seriousness and imminence which is understood by the victim to attach to the future prospect of the threat being carried out should the condition not be met." The prosecutor in our case acknowledged to the jury, "Obviously there was a delay because when she became real fearful from that threat from August 15th, until she began cooperating with law enforcement in December of 2007 . The letter (Exhibit 168) does not appear in the record on appeal. On December 18, Debbie told defendant during a telephone call that the police raided the house the day before and had torn the house apart and taken all their letters and pictures and computers. Algunas A NR member who was the second in command would not have the authority to deem someone no good. Several cases have considered whether what might be called a depth-charge threat, a threat that activates only in specified circumstances, can qualify as a criminal threat. During his third stint in prison, he got involved in selling methamphetamine that he obtained from visitors. The kite complained that reports "using only Cana codes" did not identify the authors. Sammy Ramirez testified pursuant to an immunity agreement and a plea agreement dated June 17, 2012 resolving charges arising from the criminal activities of his regiment, including conspiring to sell methamphetamine and PCP, active gang participation, assault involving a deadly weapon or force, and extortion. It is a question for the fact-finder to determine when a charged conspiracy has ended, "considering the unique circumstances and the nature and purpose of the conspiracy of each case." Cervantes testified that he was never assaulted while in jail before he bailed out in September 2007 or when he returned. The court properly submitted to the jury the question whether any of the five alleged conspiracies was merely part of a larger conspiracy. While all Norteo soldiers and Code, 11379, subd. "It's incredibly dangerous what he did and he is in great danger," McKeown said. El ascenso de Cervantes marc la primera vez en dcadas que los norteos tenan un solo lder al frente de su organizacin criminal. Short of disbelieving Debbie's testimony about her fear, the jury could not have concluded that defendant's letter was not at least a substantial factor in causing her fear. During a conversation on August 18, Debbie said she wished she could feel defendant. Ct. Nos. When she agreed to cooperate with the police after her residence was searched, she told Sergeants Lewis and Livingston that she had a letter from her husband threatening to have her killed if she cooperated. In evidence were eight recorded calls involving defendant and Clark between March 16 and July 2, 2007. In another context, the Attorney General's brief cites the testimony of Sergeant Lewis and Mendoza about the obligation of members of other regiments to pay $200 monthly dues, but no testimony about members of defendant's regiment paying dues. ." (Health & Saf. There is a replete record from which there is a sufficient basis in which a jury did make their findings, so the request to grant a new trial or modify the verdict is denied at this time. Debbie resumed using PCP with defendant in 2006. Greg said he wanted some for himself. "He is the granddaddy of the Nortenos in California," McKeown said. That's really what it all comes down to when you're talking about [NF]. 539, 543), various NF members testified about the organization and its criminal activities between approximately 1989 and 1993. Solis is a member or associate of the SJG criminal street gang in which Clark was involved. (Jasso, supra, 142 Cal.App.4th at p. to help Mr. Guzman. That day Debbie went to the office of the investigators and agreed to cooperate. The "kite" messages also seized in the raids are documents that law enforcement had not encountered, she said. After his testimony to the grand jury, deputy Frank Lopez Frank "Manos" Gutierrez, an SJG member, was one of the people who worked under Clark. Cervantes admitted that he would not testify against defendant due to fear of retaliation and that he had received defendant's written permission to testify. The singer and actor opened up to Teen Vogue about how the blockbuster hit Debbie Guzman was well aware of the possible repercussions of wire tapping alleged drug dealing conversations and testifying against the [NF] organization. While these conspiracies allegedly occupied different time periods, namely January 22 to October 27, 2008, for Leyvas and May 1, 2008, to April 23, 2009 for Cervantes, the documentary evidence of both conspiracies was one kite written by Frank Ruiz on October 21, 2008 and sent to the Elmwood jail facility. According to Debbie, defendant was supposed to be sending money orders to gang leaders incarcerated in Pelican Bay and in Colorado, but was not doing it. WebIndemnizaciones SOAT: Informacin sobre personas fallecidas en accidentes de trnsito con cobertura de SOAT cuyo. 1012-1013.) The remaining leadership of the organization in Pelican Bay consists of Daniel Stork Perez, Anthony Chuco Guillen and George Puppet Franco. C. CRIMINALLY THREATENING DEFENDANT'S WIFE (COUNT 5). Citation. Code, 182, subd. They want to determine their gang credentials and keep out inmates charged with sex crimes. Sergeant Lewis and Debbie had differing recollections about why he decided to relocate her on February 18, 2008. An immediate ability to carry out the threat is not required.". " Another two questions posed whether a statement not initially considered a threat may later be considered a threat under changed circumstances. Sigue activa La Eme? Based on Gillotte's employment in jail classification and jail intelligence the court accepted him "as an expert in the area of prison street gangs operating in Santa Clara County Jail.". One jury question was " 'Does the threatening statement have to be the sole cause of the fear for her safety?' 1012.) According to Sergeant Lewis, "brown" referred to Charlie Campa and "black" referred to Sammy Ramirez. After denying defendant's motion for a new trial, the court sentenced defendant to 40 years, 4 months in prison. " " 'There's also a registered sex offender in M-8. Within a prison or county jail, the regimental commander has the authority to deem someone no good. Debbie commented, "all that drama just over $400." ." Moreover, unless the testimony is physically impossible or inherently improbable, testimony of a single witness is sufficient to support a conviction. It means you are in bad standing with the organization. Ruiz wrote that Cervantes' removal "was just" based on a false impression from incident reports from Elmwood that Cervantes had already been removed. " " 'There's also a registered sex offender in M-8. Defendant also contends that, in light of the factual controversy at trial about what caused Debbie's fear, the court should have given a sua sponte instruction in terms of CALCRIM No. Who is the leader of the sureos? She had also tried unsuccessfully to collect the debt from "Bear" at defendant's request. .". . 1300 has a technical meaning peculiar to the law that requires definition. Anthony "Chavo" Jacobs is currently in prison, [] But I think clearly as to Counts Two and Three, which I conceded, that it was one conspiracy, and it's because the allegations and the overt acts are an allegation that the [NF] established a street regiment to go down there and do that. While all Norteo soldiers and captains in California are expected to follow the orders of Cervantes, a small percentage of the gang remains loyal to the former generals and captains Ruiz testified that he pleaded guilty to conspiring to assault Leyvas with a deadly weapon because he wrote the kite and ordered it. . There has to be an incident report explaining any assault. "This is a very organized group. What colors do Sureos wear? As to Henry Leyvas, Ruiz testified that he put his name in the kite after hearing that Leyvas had tried to rape someone's sister. Once defendant was arrested, Clark was primarily responsible for keeping the regiment functioning and collecting drug debts owed the regiment. It is the highest category in the NF organization below the generals. The district attorney's office, the FBI, DEA, the California Highway Patrol, the sheriff's office, police from San Jose, Campbell, Santa Clara, Milpitas, Mountain View and Gilroy, county probation, state corrections officials and the Regional Auto Theft Task Force took part in the investigation, McKeown said. After they married, defendant told her he was in Category II of the NF and ran the local streets. Leslie had said she would collect it for him. Who is the original Crip? Count 7 alleged that defendant and Frank Ruiz conspired with others between January 22 and October 27, 2008 to assault Henry Leyvas, while count 6 alleged that defendant, Ruiz, and another individual conspired with others between May 1, 2008 and April 23, 2009 to assault Daniel Cervantes. Count 1 alleged that defendant, along with the 25 individuals named in count 2 and one other, had actively participated in NF and willfully promoted, further, and assisted in felonious criminal conduct by gang members. Whether the drugs were brought into the jail for the sake of the gang or not or personal use, I don't know. (Id. According to Sergeant Lewis, a kite is a communication between inmates in microwriting. They did not meet in person at the time. And then at the end they send money, in theory, they send money to incarcerated members, and they carry out directives coming from inside of the institution." At the time, "Frank Ruiz was the authority in charge, the second in command to the Defendant, Lorenzo Guzman." Five, Six and Seven. They haven't proven their case as to Henry Leyvas for sure because the conspiracy requires an actual agreement. After disputing the remaining charges, defense counsel clarified that he was asking the jury to "find my client not guilty of . In a conversation on August 16, Debbie said, "I got youryour funny letter today." He also asserted, "the evidence suggests that the acts alleged in counts 2, 3, 4, 6, and 7 were all part of one big conspiracy to benefit, promote, and make money for the Nuestra Familia organization, and enforce gang rules and discipline." (People v. Fierro (2010) 180 Cal.App.4th 1342, 1347.). Defendant challenges the sufficiency of the evidence supporting his convictions of conspiring to assault Daniel Cervantes (count 6) and Henry Leyvas (count 7). Defendant had never discussed Cervantes with him. Ramirez was arrested on February 20, 2008. Accordingly, the court instructed the jury in terms of CALJIC No. We agree that the elements of a violation of section 422 do not include a requirement that defendant's letter have been the sole cause of Debbie's sustained fear so long as it was a substantial factor in actually causing her fear. , but it's clear that they were moving drugs. He again asked what she was talking about, and she reminded him of the "literally" part of a letter. On appeal defendant contends "the trial court should not have instructed the jury to determine whether there existed multiple conspiracies or one single conspiracy, but should simply have consolidated the conspiracy counts into one single count" as the defense had requested. These are both factual questions for the jury to resolve. She told defendant that her young son had overheard her and complained about her language. (Vargas, supra, 91 Cal.App.4th at p. Like you said in your letter, I'm like whatever, I mean that." Defendant's opening brief reviews their testimony in great detail. In one case, a gang member who threatened a man in front of the man's wife and children was ordered by gang leaders to pay a $500 fine, she said. "So perhaps there was a conspiracy, but perhaps there wasn't." 1338.) WebThe remaining leadership of the organization in Pelican Bay consists of Daniel "Stork" Perez, Anthony "Chuco" Guillen and George "Puppet" Franco. As the prosecutor argued to the jury, that second phone conversation amounts to substantial evidence that defendant intended his wife to take his letter as a threat. Defendant did not believe Cervantes and believed Cervantes was hiding from people trying to collect on defendant's behalf. Defendant disputes this characterization. (Ibid. Debbie testified that she realized they had her, so she admitted involvement in drug transactions, saying she had had no choice. at p. The trial court in this case relied on People v. Meneses, supra, 165 Cal.App.4th 1648, which followed "Jasso in holding that a trial court is required to instruct the jury to determine whether a single conspiracy or multiple conspiracies exist when there is evidence to support alternative findings" in a case involving nine conspiracy counts. "[H]e was acting smart and he was acting rude and he was like saying how come you didn't tell us your house got raided . The appellate court found there was substantial evidence that the defendant's words had eventually placed the victim in a state of sustained fear, if not when he uttered them, at least when she heard a fellow gang member was looking for her and she saw him near her house. The remaining leadership of the organization in Pelican Bay consists of Daniel Stork Perez, Anthony Chuco Guillen and George Puppet Franco. (People v. Falck (1997) 52 Cal.App.4th 287, 299.) 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