United States v. Roberto Medina, Daniel Delgado, Also Known as Pepa and Louie Villanueva, Also Known as Tito

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• “[W]hat matters under the Guidelines is that [the defendant] and his co-conspirators were ‘about to complete’ the crime, not that they were ‘about to succeed.’”
• “[I]t is hard to imagine that [the robbery] plan called for the ski-masked co-conspirators to burst into the construction company’s offices and shout, ‘Give me your money or ... I wñl think ül of you!’ ”
• where a conspiracy includes robbing a construction company during working hours, “it is hard to imagine that [the] plan called for the ski-masked co-conspirators to burst into the construction company’s offices and shout, ‘Give me your money or ... I will think ill of you!’ ”

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