Can a judge reverse a finding that he reasonably should have known that the victims were peace officers?

Reversal is not warranted merely because defendant is able to point to circumstances that might reasonably be reconciled with a finding that would defeat the judgment. (People v. Rodriguez (1999) 20 Cal.4th 1, 11.) Moreover, defendant has summarized only the evidence from which a jury might infer that defendant and his coparticipants had no actual knowledge of the victims' status. He has failed to summarize any of the ample evidence that would support a finding that he reasonably should have known that the victims were peace officers in the performance of their duties.