Appearing before the Court is 17 year old Cameron Gross for the denied allegation of Count 1, PC 459, First Degree Burglary, a Felony. In the matter, the minor along with his two co parts broke into a home without permission from the owner and stole several items packed into a rolling suitcase. The minor and his two co parts were arrested shortly after the burglary. The minor has no prior probation history nor has he been arrested before. He does maintain delinquent associations as he was in the company of two other subjects at the time of the offense including one who was on active probation. He further admitted that he maintains delinquent associations and even lives next door to one of his co parts. He has admitted to drug use including smoking marijuana weekly. The minor’s delinquent associations and drug use could be factors that could prevent him from being successful on probation. …show more content…
His school life is currently unsatisfactory as he is credit deficient and will not have enough credits to graduate on time. Furthermore, the minor has admitted to a disciplinary history that includes over 20 suspensions. He does not have any mental health or physical issues that can prevent him from being successful on probation. To the minor’s credit, he has taken responsibility for his participation in the offense and has expressed remorse towards the victim. He has indicated that he intends to make a change in his future choices of friends along with his future decisions. The minor’s family is supportive of him and is hopeful that he can turn his life