Is there any evidence that a defendant engaged in credit card fraud to purchase equipment to grow marijuana?

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The following excerpt is from In re Corpus, A152130 (Cal. App. 2018):

4. Defendant engaged in credit card fraud to purchase equipment to grow marijuana. Defendant placed orders using the victim's residence address. (People v. Dyleski, supra, A115725.)

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