Detective Sedgely had just two frustrating clues in this major case – A red leather glove and a locker combination and the number of the locker written on a yellow paper. One of the clues (the glove) was useless, so we went to the locker it was neat and organized. However, that changed, we flipped the locker upside down all the books on the floor, paper that had good grades on them went with it. Little posters on a weird looking person whom looked famous was singing and dancing on the stage. Hoping I went back to look at the glove looking for other clues that might help figure out who stole it and why.…
It’s no problem at all. Please be advised, our technician is booked for several inspections in the area tomorrow. Our technician is able to submit his findings in real-time through database; therefore, our Technician Support Specialist, Julie, will have access to all inspection information. She has agreed to contact you after the damage assessment to review our technician’s findings. Please let me know if you have any questions.…
I have been watching Survivor ever since I can remember. Every Wednesday night my family and I will sit down and watch survivor together. Throughout the years of watching it I have learned many valuable life lessons. Ranging from loyalty all the way to general survival tips and these are some of the most valuable ones. All's fair in a game Survivor has taught me that all is fair in a game.…
9:59 It was a bright shiny day in New York city..with probably a few clouds in the sky i was walking with my mom to the store so suddenly a large plane is going the twin towers. I turned away from my mom then suddenly The first twin tower got hit. Then suddenly police and firefighters are surrounding the area, suddenly I remembered my dad was in the first tower at a meeting. about 40 minutes later...we were watching the twin towers and then the 1st one collapses and then we get a call from the hospital saying my dad's dead.…
“Throwing Down The Gauntlet On My Life” I’m a junior at Presbyterian Pan American School. I was born in Brownsville, Texas, but since my parents are Mexican nationals, I grew up in San Fernando, Tamaulipas, Mexico. In 2013, my parents told me to “pack your bags” you are going to Kingsville, Texas. I came to Texas three years ago to attend Presbyterian Pan American School (PPAS), a senior private boarding school in Kingsville, Texas, on an academic scholarship. Talking about different aspects of my life is daunting, but it also allows me to come to terms with my growth as an individual by learning from my failures, confronting obstacles such as adapting to new surroundings, and a different educational system, speaking English properly, and adjusting to a real world working environment.…
Failure has always been a huge aspect in my life recurring in everything I indulge myself in; whether it be academically, athletically, or even Boy Scouts. I tend to have a knack for challenging myself till I am unable to complete the task given to me, whilst this could be good in some ways it also puts me in some not favorable situations. More recently I had the thought of completing a bike race , after receiving medical attention for a concussion and a broken collarbone. This was not necessarily the smartest decision on my part, especially since the race was longer than I have ever raced before and also a three day event.…
The first person that comes to mind the moment I hear lifesaver is my brother. He comes to mind because he had a major impact in my life. Ever since we were little we were only four years apart so that meant we were always play fight when we had the chance. When we got older he stayed with the coach where we were at before south Carolina for his football career. Because of that I work so I can be better than him.…
My Right to My Guns According to our second amendment in the constitution, the citizens have the right to hold and bear arms. Gun control issue has been a significant issue in the last two years, and the matter has even been taken to the highest Court in the U.S. I do not think we need more gun control.…
My experience for becoming a police officer, I had to go through many of series of testes. The first test was a written test which I had to pass with 75% score, before continued on with the physical testing. For instance, I had to run a two mile run, less than five minutes, pull a dummy that weight one hundred and fifty pounds about twenty-five feet, shoot a revolver twelve times with my right hand and with my left hand, hang from a bar for sixty seconds, twenty push up and twenty sit ups. After passing those series of tests, than it was the academy, from nine to five Monday through Friday for three months, which consisted of physical and mentally tests. All of these test had to be completed before I was swear in as a police officer.…
I can not believe that we are halfway through this class already. It did pass quickly for me being that I have been through a lot while attending BMC and that I am about to graduate. This is my last class and I am so exited to finally be able to say I have my degree in Criminal Justice. I have enjoyed some experiences so far, most of my classes were hard and some were easy but I have managed to make it this far so I wont give up on myself like others have in the past. What stands out to me most at this pint and time would be all the things that I thought did not mean anything actually does have a purpose.…
I knew it was the day when I woke up to find the clouds peeling away from the mountains to unveil the sunrise. A quick moment to check the weather, and then I was off to the aeroclub. Today was going to be my first cross country solo. I had been training for months now leading up to this moment, yet the past week was plagued with abysmal weather. I found myself holding short as F-22s occupied the runways.…
Criminal Justice has always been an interest of mine. I actually am interested in almost anything that has to do with gaining knowledge, but particularly in this subject because I care deeply for justice. I think that it is safe to say that It was fairly easy to find 3 things I am interested in deepening my knowledge for during this course. The Juvenile Justice System, This is of course my main interest because I think I may start my career with Juveniles. I love the teenage age group.…
Have you ever shot a 20 gauge shotgun ar gone hunting. Mt setting is at my house the weather is warm and it is a saturday. My characters are me and my dad and uncle ted. My gun brand is a mossberg. We head out to the wood to do stuff with my new 20 gauge.…
A few years ago I remember walking home from school. Mind you I thought I was very handsome back in those days, I had soft, dark brown hair, I went to the gym every day, I was fit and healthy, personally I thought I was a ladies man and I still am (I think). Anyways, I was almost home…
Courage; defined as the ability to do something that may be frightening to others or, having strength in the face of pain or grief. When most people hear the word courage their mind might jump to the military or law enforcement, not me. I did not physically witness this incident of courage, for I was inborn, but I have heard the stories. It all began on the cold, winter day of February 27, 1998.…