In this video, you'll see an individual who security found breaking a window to enter a vacant apartment unit and ended up falling asleep. Based on research into California law, here are potential charges he could have faced: * PC § 594 - VANDALISM: Breaking the window counts as property damage, which can be a misdemeanor or felony depending on repair costs. * PC § 602 - TRESPASS: Entering and staying in the apartment without permission is considered trespassing. *PC § 459 - BURGLARY: Burglary applies if prosecutors believe there was intent to commit theft or another felony at the time of entry. DISCLAIMER: I NOT A LEGAL PROFESSIONAL. THIS BREAKDOWNIS BASED ON PERSONAL RESEARCH OF CALIFORNIA PENAL CODES AND IS FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. FOR ACCURATE LEGAL ADVICE, CONSULT A QUALIFIED ATTORNEY. #californialaw #apartmentbreakin #caughtoncamera #penalcode594 #penalcode602 #penalcode459 #security #armedsecurity #securityguard #securityofficer #hoodsecurity #mobilepatrol #pov #bodycamera

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