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Court Watch: Judge Reduces Felony Vandalism Charge Despite Prosecution’s Opposition
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Davis Vanguard
The accused is charged with one count of felony vandalism, with damages totaling $2,400.
After detaining the accused, Schwartz asked his partner, Officer Goodman, to ask the accused the 5150 questions.
Coleman requested a motion under Penal Code section 17(b) to reduce the felony vandalism charge to a misdemeanor.
Draskovich also pointed out that the estimated cost of the damage was “six times the amount for felony vandalism” before objecting to the 17(b) motion.
What happened is a step backward,” Echeverria said before granting the 17(b) motion, reducing the accused’s felony charge to misdemeanor vandalism.