People v. Sullivan

Opinion

KAUS, P. J.

Defendant Thomas Dean Sullivan was charged with ten counts of grand theft involving five transactions. A jury convicted *369defendant of five counts and acquitted him on four counts; one count was dismissed by the trial court. Defendant was sentenced to prison; by corrected judgment, he was sentenced to concurrent terms on two counts with a third count to run consecutive to the concurrent counts.1 He was given credit for 131 days jail time.

Facts

Defendant was convicted of theft of the Files’ Ford truck and camper (counts 1 and 2), of the Reyes’ camper (count 4), and of the…