Running head: INTERVIEW PROJECT 1 Interview Project Matthew Baxley Kaplan Univeristy CJ100: Eight Skills of the Effective Criminal Justice Student INTERVIEW PROJECT 2 I have always wondered what it takes to be an officer of the law. My father was a police officer in our home town of Atlanta but transferred to the Army shortly after I was born. I have had a sensitive spot for law enforcement and did my best to try and respect them the way I would as if my father was still an active police officer. Oddly enough as time goes on I find myself leaning back to this profession and have recently had the chance to come into contact with Deputy Sheriff Malcolm Murray and get a better sense of things from his own personal views and ideas about the law from his point of view. Deputy Murray is a large man with a very intimidating stature.
Based on his training as an officer and 39 years of experience on the police force, including 35 as a detective, McFadden believed that the suspects were "casing" the store for a Robbery. At this point, Officer McFadden walked
Mr. Younger had many pleasant and joyful moments stolen from him in this novel due to his irresponsible actions. For example, one evening Ruth had received a phone call. The caller was the wife of the man that Walter drives for, Saying walter had been a no-show to work for the past three days. “Mama: What you been doing for these three days, son?” (105) Walter replied by telling her he spent his work time just driving, roaming the streets of their small are, and drinking at the Green Hat.
One of the greatest attributes of McDonald's is its "everyday affordability" message that drives customers to McDonald's restaurants. Through marketing McDonalds has the best customer base of all companies, ranging from 3 years old all the way up to the senior citizen with a discount. Everyone knows the slogan “Mickey D’s” you can't possibly drive by a 'golden arches' without having to stop. With the backup of sponsorship’s and integrated campaigns like the Olympics, movies, foundations and the infamous “I’m Lovin’ it” ads are all marketing tactics to better the business. By combining fundamentally sound operational practices with innovative marketing strategies, Ray Kroc (McDonald's originator) laid the foundation for McDonald's global success.
Moreover Vista is coming up with the project of building luxury Villas and townhouses for its residents, which I am sure, will boom Vista's market value. Starting from the entrance at apache, I saw a group of people sitting in the open area surrounded by restaurants. Whether it is afternoon or evening or night one would see a large chunk of people sitting there. As I moved along I saw a clothing retail outlet selling some cool essential stuff for college students like T-shirts, skateboards, watches etc. I went inside the shop to check out the material and I came outside with an excellent impression
The Maycomb Tribune The Trial Yesterday in the Maycomb Courthouse the trial of Tom Robinson had finally come around. The defendant Tom Robinson and his lawyer Atticus Finch were trying to convince the jury that Tom Robinson didn’t rape Mayella Ewell which that’s what he was accused of. The prosecutor Bob Ewell, Mayella Ewell and their lawyer Mr. Gilmer. The courtroom was filled with a lot of people from both races; it looked like the biggest trial in Maycomb’s history. Mr. Bob Ewell was the first person to be put on the stand and have his testimony.
Advertising of fast food keeps costumers wanting more and more. Anytime costumers see the satisfying sandwich, instantly their mouth waters for the taste of it. Local grocery stores and convenient shops have ads and coupons from the local fast food franchises. The coupons increase the costumers appeal to the restaurant because of a possible discount and full belly. The situation is very ironic because the grocery stores with nutritious food advocates for fast food restaurants that are, in context, competing with their sales.
Interview of Officer Robert Henke In this essay I was told to interview an officer or someone in the law enforcement field. After doing some calling, and only getting voicemails. I thought of calling someone that had helped my family in the past, Officer Robert Henke. As a little kid, he was one of the main people in my life that I looked up to and he made me want to grow up and be a police officer. My whole life I was exposed to gangs and violence.
Kyle Suzadail Mr. Duffy 9/12/13 English Life Saver or Racial Profiling? An estimated 240 million calls are made to 9-1-1 in the U.S. each year (nena.org).With all these calls for multiple reasons, there is always a need for help from law enforcement. For example, there’s a gun fight on the streets of New York, bullets flying everywhere, people call the police for help because they want to be safe. Many people never think of this, but what protects the police officers, what keeps them safe? Police officers are there to protect and serve people of the city, but just because they are the police doesn’t mean they don’t need protection.
After roll-call, the men’s director, Steve Hanks, ask the group if there are any issues, this is where the men admit to any missed job assignments, inappropriate behavior, or problems with other residents. Mr. Hanks had been a resident at The Healing place 14 years ago, for the treatment of alcoholism. Once everyone had a chance to speak, one person is picked among the group and their issues are talked about more in depth. This process amazed me the most because of how structured and ordered it was. Not one of the men spoke without being called on everyone had genuine concern for their “brother.” After everyone has had a chance to speak, the group votes on what consequences will be assigned.