In re J.G. CA1/2
Minor J.G., already a ward of the court, was committed to Challenge Academy for a maximum term of five years four months after the juvenile court found he committed grand theft and two counts of second degree commercial burglary. The charges arose from the break-in of a medical marijuana dispensary, which was captured on video by several dispensary surveillance cameras.
On appeal, minor contends there was insufficient evidence he was the perpetrator of the burglary, the juvenile court relied on inadmissible, unauthenticated video recordings, and there was insufficient evidence that two burglaries occurred. He also raises errors in the disposition.
We reject minor’s claims of insufficiency of the evidence.
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