People v. Polk
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
DALSIMER, J.
Appellants, Carlos Polk and Michael David Shipp, were each charged with one count of murder, eight counts of robbery, and one count of kidnaping for the purpose of robbery. As to all counts, it was also alleged that in the commission of the offenses defendant Polk used a firearm and that a principal in each offense was armed with a firearm. It was also alleged that the murder was committed by defendant Polk while he engaged in the commission of a robbery.
Both defendants pied not guilty and denied the special allegations. Both defendants moved to suppress evidence pursuant…
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