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P. v. Dillon CA1/5
William Maurice Dillon appeals from a judgment of conviction and sentence imposed after he entered a negotiated plea of no contest. He contends the sentence he received in this case should run concurrently to a preexisting sentence in a prior case because the court did not adequately specify that the sentence was to run consecutively. (Pen. Code, § 669.) He further contends that his presentence custody credits should be recalculated. We will modify the judgment with respect to the custody credits and, as so modified, affirm the judgment.

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