In People v. Sok (2010) 181 Cal.App.4th 88, Sok was convicted for one count of shooting at an occupied vehicle and two counts of premeditated attempted murder after firing several shots into a car and wounding one of four passengers. On the assumption Sok had only a single criminal intent to murder two of the car's occupants, which was the conclusion of the trial court and the People did not dispute, the Court of Appeal concluded Sok "could not be sentenced for both attempted murder and shooting at an occupied vehicle." (Id. at p. 100.)