In the New York Times, article one learns of the gunman prior to the church attack on Sunday, November 5th. Devin P. Kelley was a former member of the United States Air Force until 2014 when he was discharged for bad conduct. Kelley was sentenced to twelve months of confinement for assaulting his first wife, Tessa Kelley, and fracturing his stepson's skull. Due to an Air Force screw up, Kelley was able to legally purchase military-grade weaponry used on Sunday. Furthermore, longtime friends were not surprised to hear about Kelley's connection to the shooting.…
Taylor Ramirez has been a Husky at Chino Hills High School since freshmen year. Taylor has been involved in numerous activities over the past four years. Some of these activities include swim, ASB, Leadership, Link Crew, and Volleyball. Even though Taylor was heavily involved in extracurricular activities, she managed to maintain amazing grades. Taylor, now is a senior at CHHS, and is facing a decision that will heavily impact her future.…
She recently moved out of her large home when it became too much to care for. Jenny is widowed and has three adult children who help her as needed. Jenny wants to be as independent as possible; she has been all of her life. Her husband died of cancer 4 years ago, and she took care of him so that he could die at home. Jenny worked as a bookkeeper at a local company until she was 70 years old.…
RELATED CASES: None. SUPPORT DOCUMENTS: None. On 10/15/2015, Haywood Ellis contacted Pasco Sheriff`s Office by telephone to report a Petit Theft and Criminal Mischief. Mr. Ellis advised sometime between 2000 hours on 10/14/2015, and 07005 hours on 10/15/2015, an unknown suspect stole his three feet by five feet American flag out of the wall mounted flagpole by the front entrance to his home.…
Take Lakeisha Perry’s sons as an example of why minor offenses discourage students and cause them to become repeat offenders. She has 3 sons who have all been through some type of Zero-Tolerance Policy punishment, two have graduated and one has decided to drop out. Her youngest son is the one who has decided to drop out, due to the many problems he has ran into. He has been suspended, expelled and is now struggling with his academics. His first suspension was for using language that was inappropriate and it earned him 10 days.…
Located only 25 miles from Nashville, the town of Thompson's Satation exists as an oasis from the nearby streets of downtown Nashville. The town's quiet character and small-town charm dwell in a world apart from the frenzied culture of the surrounding areas. The town serves, for many, as a great place to settle down and retire, raise a family, or just enjoy a peaceful life. Recreation Residents of Thompson's Station enjoy access to several parks anc community centers. The recreational needs of the town's residents are met through access to facilities, such as Thompson's Station's Heritage Park, the Bethesda Park and recreation center, the Burwood Community Center, or the YMCA Soccer Fields.…
At 8:05 PM Ms. Smalls (SAFY on call worker) receive an on call from Mrs. Clark (Foster Parent) that Skylar Wood was transported to Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) for an evaluation. Mrs. Clark reported Skylar was redirected to complete her chores. Skylar became verbally aggressive, threats of jumping out the window, crying to go outside and refusing to comply with the rules of the home. Ms. Clark notice Skylar had new cuts on both forearms. Mrs. Clark state Skylar used her school identification to cut her forearms.…
Jennifer Thompson used a combination of wit and psychology to escape from Bobby Poole’s control the night of her attack. The first escape occurred when Thompson told Poole that she had a “phobia” of knives and ask that he set the knife that he was holding outside. Thompson told Poole that if she was able to hear the knife hit the metal of the car, she would be better able to “relax.” It is at this point, when Poole puts the knife away from Thompson, that she describes a “shift in power.” Thompson was also able to escape the attack mentally.…
There is something to be said about a store that can provide a range of, literally, almost everything. From the vintage block heels that are stepping back into play to all the powder, brass, primer one may need for reloading and prepping for that first bird to fly as the sun rises on Labor Day weekend, Paul’s Mart can take care of most any need from Fall and fishing to the excitement and satisfaction of a sweet, fabulous and funky vintage find. A not-so-hidden gem, many have their reasons why they “must” visit Paul’s Mart. Ultimately when questioned everyone has the same answer… It’s the hometown family feel, friendship and camaraderie that stretches throughout generations.…
John Thompson is no stranger to courtrooms. When one of his relationships took a turn for the worst, Thompson was given custody of his wife’s children and moved to another state. His soon to be ex-wife later accused Thompson of abusing her and sexually abusing her children. Thompson went to serve eighteen years in prison after being released for good behavior. During his incarceration he was very productive and took classes to earn a college degree and a mechanic certification.…
Evaluation of learning Learning objective that Tina Johnson would meet by the end of discharge. 1. Tina Johnson would be able to identify symptoms of low blood sugar and how to raise it. 2. Tina Johnson would be able to identify asthma triggers, how to avoid them and how to treat an asthma attack.…
Completed in 1851, the Charles Street Jail was a collaboration between architect Gridley James Fox Bryant, widely considered Boston’s most accomplished architect of the time, and Rev. Louis Dwight, a prominent Yale-educated penologist whose travels shaped his interest in and advocacy for prison reform. Thought to be one of the best examples of the “Boston Granite Style” of the mid-19th century, the building “resonated with a strength and dignity appropriate for the era and for Bostonians’ sensibilities,” said historians. In 1973, after 120 years of housing some of Boston’s most notorious criminals, prisoners revolted because of poor living conditions and the jail was declared unfit and in violation of the inmates’ constitutional rights. On Memorial Day weekend 1990, the last prisoners were moved to the new Suffolk County Jail.…
Case Summary Professor David Beaufort was the department chair of the political science department for seven years. He led the department using a structural frame including rules and regulations; the faculty strictly followed him without question. According to the dean and provost the political science department was organized, well run and did not cause any problems. Professor David Beaufort died suddenly. His replacement as department chair was Helen Nelson who came from another college in a neighboring city.…
Tommy Murphy is a nine-year-old boy who has been medically diagnosis of AD/HD and he takes medication for. Tommy is in the 4th grade and attends Parkview Elementary School. He currently has an Individual Educational Plan because of a learning disability. He also receives speech services at school twice a week. Tommy is currently placed in a Special Day Class (SDC)…
Rhetorical Analysis of a day in the life of an IKEA Advertisement IKEA is a large Swedish company that stocks products needed for home life in a maze like warehouse with well known chains located around the U.S. and other countries. I came to know of IKEA shortly after becoming a first time homemaker; the ease of shopping for items I needed and did not know I needed became a simple task and felt that by analyzing this ad I could bring attention to a must go to shop for first time homemakers. I chose to analyze an IKEA ad meant to promote a serving cart that targets homemakers and beckons viewers to look inside of their catalogue for more low priced items. The purpose of the ad is to encourage consumers to beautifully furnish their homes by…