P. v. Cleveland CA4/1
Defendant Tor Cleveland, his girlfriend, and a female acquaintance were "party[ing]" with Alfred S. in Alfred's home. A dispute arose during which Cleveland beat Alfred while the girlfriend stabbed him repeatedly with a pocketknife. Afterwards, the three visitors fled in Alfred's car. A jury found Cleveland guilty of assault with a deadly weapon (on the theory he aided and abetted his girlfriend's stabbing of Alfred) and carjacking. The jury also found true the allegation that Cleveland personally inflicted great bodily injury on Alfred in connection with the assault. Cleveland challenges the sufficiency of the evidence supporting the jury's verdicts and true finding. We affirm.
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