Chris Bullying Narrative

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A boy named Chris, who is 18 a senior in high school that always gets A’s and B’s who never got in trouble much just for mostly for talking. He Lived with a single mother and grandmother in DHS where there was many gangs and drugs easy to get. Chris mom always tried her best to keep him out of the streets so he won’t end up like other boys in the street. Chris got into an argument with his teacher. It was over the teacher's rules of how if you're not in the door when the bell rings you're considered late, but, the school's rule is if you're later than 10 minutes then you have to get a tardy slip. Chris and the teacher was going back and forth until the teacher said a smart remark and told Chris he would take his grade down. Chris was so mad and said something so mean that the teacher was so upset and told Chris to get out of his classroom. Chris was tired of the teacher always picking on him so he went home and grab his father clock and decided to go back to the school. When Chris got to the school he went back to his class where the class was doing their work. When he walks into the classroom the teacher asked him what was he doing there Chris told his teacher, I'm back so you won't disrespect no one again and pulled the trigger and killed his teacher. …show more content…
The court decided to charge Chris as an adult since it was second degree murder. Chris mother felt like he shouldn’t get charged as an adult because his frontal lobe isn’t completely developed. Chris already knew what he did was wrong but is saying it was all out of anger. Chris asked the judge would he be able to finish school in jail. SInce the judge seen he wanted to finish school she called the jury back for a meeting. The judge misjudged him by his

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