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P. v. Herbold CA4/3
We conclude omitting the instruction was not harmless and reverse. Charlie Park returned to his garage after a walk to find a man, Herbold, going through his things. Park saw Herbold holding a sunglasses case, sunglasses and other items, but did not see him holding any extension cords. Park yelled at him and Herbold said he was just trying to charge his phone. Herbold dropped several items, some of which belonged to Park, including seve

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