Does the imposition and execution of a sentence on a false imprisonment count violate section 654 of the Civil Code?

Given the evidence in support of the false imprisonment conviction, we conclude that the imposition and execution of sentence on that count did not violate section 654 because the trial court found that the offense was separate and distinct from the other offenses and substantial evidence supported that finding. Moreover, as explained above, a violation of section 654 does not implicate federal constitutional concerns. (People v. Sloan, supra, 42 Cal.4th at pp. 120-121.)