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P. v. White CA4/3
The primary issue in this case is identification. Appellant contends there is insufficient evidence to support the jury’s determination he is the person who assaulted and attempted to rob the elderly proprietor of a coin shop in Huntington Beach. But, appellant’s phone was found at the scene of the crime, and it contained text messages indicating he intended to commit a robbery that day. We believe these facts, combined with the other evidence presented at trial, constitute substantial evidence to support the jury’s verdict. We are also convinced the trial court’s evidentiary rulings were correct, despite appellant’s claim they violated his state and federal rights. We thus affirm the judgment.

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