At 2 am they went on a joyride, and like they had done in the past, use slingshots to shoot rocks at houses. One of the houses they hit was Adrian Crump’s. They continued down the street, stopped to shoot another house, and it was at that point that Adrian Crump confronted them. From that moment on, the witness accounts began to vary. Mr. Crump allegedly got out of his car, and not seeing the faces of who was in the other car, began to tell the teenagers to leave.
I ran into the house and grabbed my baby and started to pray. Then the shots stopped, and we heard a truck start up in the field across from the house. It was speeding through the field and pulled onto the road and proceeds to yell out racist slurs as they speed away. Luckily no one at the cookout was harmed. Finally, a police officer showed up and as we were standing outside telling the officer about the episode that had just happened gun shots rang out for a second time and the policeman ran, jumped in his car and pulled off speeding with his lights on.
I told my family to go home and stay inside. People that I knew and would never have thought that they could become violent, were indeed violent. There were people throwing rocks and looting stores. Some of them had started to shoot guns randomly into crowds. Next thing I knew there were fires stared in some of the building that had been looted.
Claiming that it was self-defense even though Trayvon was unarmed, Zimmerman shot him as he said he looked suspicious. Since that day, friends, family, and even the people that he didn’t even know marched toward the police stations and court houses demanding the justice for Trayvon and the arrest for Zimmerman. Many of them were holding up signs saying “Justice for Trayvon!” They weren’t leaving until he had justice. Most of them were wearing hoodies and brought skittles and ice teas in honor of him at the time. It was quite overwhelming to see and read about the entire community coming for someone’s brother, son, nephew and even grandson.
One night Misha went roaming around out past curfew without Uri. Because he was out past curfew, a Jackboot had seen him and shot at him. He got his earlobe shot off. Uri and Misha heard screaming one day. They went to investigate and found Jackboots torturing a Jewish man by making
Which can be supported by the quote “[…] none knew he was in debt” (Prologue Chaucer 123). Many people didn’t leave their homes or went and moved far away from cities to avoid the plague. This happening caused many people to not attend their jobs and sell goods. Trading was also affected a lot from this plague; some cities even closed their shipping docks, scared that incoming ships would bring more of the Black Plague with them. The only people who enjoyed the black plague were the peasants as said in the quote “As the Black Death swung the balance in the peasants favor” (Routt).
Even I cannot get a good health care here, how about the homeless? Can’t believe that, there are too much homeless here. When you walk through the downtown of many cities in California, like San Francisco you can see homeless people everywhere. Usually they sit on the street and begging for changes from people. The only thing they have might be just a piece of blanket or a weak dirty dog.
Many American people lost their money and their jobs. They were jobless and they were unable to make rents or house payments. Some of them were kicked out of their houses because they couldn’t afford the house. And were homeless living on the street. The causes of the Great depression were when people started loaning money from the bank, and then they would purchase stocks on margin and get profit from it, but people did not make money off of their stock and they owed for the original stock.
A former police officer who was volunteering at the church “drew her firearm, shot and wounded the gunman before he could kill anyone else,” as stated in Bennett’s article. We should not only allow teachers and security guards to carry a concealed weapon as a precaution, but we should also make this a known fact so that criminals don’t think schools are an easy, unarmed
We have come a long way from what my in laws told me. They told me that when they moved here back in the 70’s they went through a lot from disrespect to their property to people not being nice to them. The way I would resolve any inequities would be by making sure that every home now that is being fore closed gets an owner. People are losing their jobs and losing their homes. That’s not fair to those who had been living in those homes for a long period of time.