I remember when I was about six years old and was at my aunt and uncle 's house and my cousin was about fourteen at the time and we all gathered together in his room watching a movie and laughing till our stomachs hurt from all, the jokes he would tell. The times when I would steal his shoes and he would be running around trying to catch me, of course, he wasn 't trying because I was little and he could run twice the speed of what I could. The little moments when he would come over the last time I was with my cousin was the day he came over to visit and we were drinking tea all together with our family I remember that was a night full of laughter and we never knew that it could all be gone in second.
Death and loss have been well-known in …show more content…
Throughout my school year, my family and cousins were hoping the suspect ran away would come clean and admit his mistake. Sadly that never happened. The reminder his death when I drive past the pole in which he lost his life too is a piece of my heart being crumbled up. It reminds me that one person couldn 't muster up the courage and dignity in their hearts to even stop after hitting his car. Not to even check if he needed any medical attention or if he was even alive. Instead, they drove away and treated like what they did was …show more content…
Yes street racing doesn 't happen as often it did in the eighties or nineties but it still is a problem. Police are on the streets patrolling, but that solution isn 't working quite at well. We could have police patrolling the streets more often, this solution does have the chance of being an epic fail, because no matter what they will still have other problems to deal with other than racing. But knowing that even if we see street racing happening we shouldn 't just brush it off like it 's nothing we all. Without acknowledging the problem rather than just standing and watching the racing happening you should be calling the police to let them know because it is against the law. Going through losing someone close can tear families apart or bring them
Death and loss have been well-known in …show more content…
Throughout my school year, my family and cousins were hoping the suspect ran away would come clean and admit his mistake. Sadly that never happened. The reminder his death when I drive past the pole in which he lost his life too is a piece of my heart being crumbled up. It reminds me that one person couldn 't muster up the courage and dignity in their hearts to even stop after hitting his car. Not to even check if he needed any medical attention or if he was even alive. Instead, they drove away and treated like what they did was …show more content…
Yes street racing doesn 't happen as often it did in the eighties or nineties but it still is a problem. Police are on the streets patrolling, but that solution isn 't working quite at well. We could have police patrolling the streets more often, this solution does have the chance of being an epic fail, because no matter what they will still have other problems to deal with other than racing. But knowing that even if we see street racing happening we shouldn 't just brush it off like it 's nothing we all. Without acknowledging the problem rather than just standing and watching the racing happening you should be calling the police to let them know because it is against the law. Going through losing someone close can tear families apart or bring them