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his waistband for what appeared to be a gun when the officers arrived.There have been many cases where kids have been shot because they thought that they were real guns, but they were fake, so police need to start paying attention because a lot of kids carry toy guns, and if this continues to happen it will get out of hand. So from now on when people see a child with a “gun” make sure it is a real gun before you fire your own weapon because it could be a to gun and you just shot an innocent kid…

Writing about this topic hits home to me,not because I was directly involved with this case it is because I have a younger brothers that would have fit the description of Trayvon Martin that night. It was not until the unfortunate killing of the young teen that I learned about the "Stand your ground" law. "Stand your ground law constitutes of a person presumed to have held a reasonable fear of imminent danger or great bodily harm to himself or another person,when using or threatening to use a…

switch over to the fire your gun should glow red when you do. Today your goal is to score the most points. The closer you get to the bullseye the more points you can get. You can fire when ready and when you run out of ammo set your gun down and flip the switch to safety. Oh and there is one other thing, you will rarely fire at stationary targets.” He reached up and pulled a lever down the targets began to move back and forth. “Now go.” I then flipped the switch to fire. The gun began to glow a…

You’re being watched, listened to and monitored through your computer, phone and even TV. And it doesn’t stop there. You’re being told what to eat and what to buy. Whether you know it or not, big brother is watching — and here’s seven signs that tell you how. 1. Surveillance cameras (They’re watching you) They’re out there watching you. The United States of America has become the Untitled States of Surveillance with camera on every corner watching and recording your every move. But that’s…

desire to prove to those around him that he is becoming a man, which justifies his yearning of economical freedom, personal freedom, and respect. Dave believes in order to be a man, you must have a gun. He says “Shucks, a man oughta hava little gun aftah he done worked hard all day…” (Wright, pg. 860) The gun is a symbol of manhood, which is something that Dave is desperately trying…

In 2007, at 18 years old, I was arrested in Edgewater, New Jersey. My vehicle, then, was a black 2004 Saturn. The car was parked near 725 River Road Edgewater, NJ at the time of the arrest. The passengers with me included my sister, Tianna DeJesus, who was sitting in the back seat, and my boyfriend at the time, Ralph Fernandez, who was in the passenger seat. The police officer pulled next to my vehicle and asked why we were parked there. Mr. Fernandez was smoking marijuana and dropped the…

weapons. An idea that is based on her own personal experiences and examples of past successes for gun owners. An idea that has flaws and fails to be supported by statistics. Every person, regardless of gender,…

The Transportation Security Administration sets rules and regulations for airport security to protect passengers and prevent hijacking on planes (Airport Security Strategies). Patrick Smith argues that the TSA has the wrong mindset because security regulations and screenings currently in place are too focused on searching for pointy objects, shoe removal, and liquids/gels. These methods are self-destructive because with the majority of security measures focused in airports dangerous people or…

1 Why was it necessary to intervene in the situation? On patrol as a special constable, there was an urgent report over the radio of a male that had been seen with a handgun. A description of the male was given and a direction of travel, which was the area I was patrolling. On patrol I saw a male matching the description and informed the control room straight away. Following him from a distance, it was necessary for me to be cautious in these circumstances as he was going into the town centre…

cases where police officers shoot because they suspect the person had a gun when they reached for an unidentified object. One of those cases was Keith McLeod, Reisterstown, MD, who was shot fatally by an officer who claimed to have seen McLeod reaching for a handgun around his backpack. Like many times before that wasn’t true as there wasn’t a gun on him and Cases like this only end with speculation of the officer of an imaginary gun killing or injuring a victim.…