People v. Perryman
California Court of Appeal
[Opinion certified for partial publication.*]
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
LOW, P. J.
Defendant Elizabeth Ann Perryman was convicted by a jury of being an accessory after the fact for her participation in codefendant Lena Williams’s attempted robbery and deadly weapon assault upon Chong Daniels. (Pen. Code, § 32.) She appeals alleging (1) evidentiary error and (2) instructional error. We affirm the judgment.
Chong Daniels was waiting at a Richmond bus stop when she was accosted from behind by Williams. Williams ordered Daniels: “Give me your purse.” Daniels refused. Williams pulled a knife, held it against Daniels’s neck and threatened to stab Daniels. Daniels…
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