A Room At The East Side Bank

“He set the first trigger and was moving his finger to the hair trigger when he heard a noise behind him”(54).This quote shows how he had mentally changed because, before he refused to shoot a gun and now he still does not like to kill but he will do it if

“Freeze, Police!” Sgt. Salazar commands from behind. Startled, the robber froze. “Hands up!” Hands were up in the air with the rifle still in one hand. “Drop your weapon!” Slowly placing the rifle on the ground, the robber swiftly rotated ready to shoot, when Sgt. Salazar close behind open fired at the chest.

gun; the bullet going over the shoulder of Bill and hitting Art in the arm. Charlie then dropped

Here put on this apron.” As they return, we head to the x-ray room to see where the bullet is. As I lye down on the bed where they take the x-rays, they tell me to stay calm and still. Then, they go to a little area where it is safe, and they press the button to take the x-ray. (beep)

Kelley fired from the outside and hit two people. He then travelled around to the side and entered, still shooting. He was wearing black tactical gear, a ballistic vest and extra rounds of ammunition. The shooter was armed with a rifle.

The bank blooms the imagery of Anders. Standing in a long line behind annoying people creates a murderous temper within his brain. His anger builds with the closing of the teller’s line, yet does not use his vicious sarcasm to the bank employees it is the customers around him that are witness to his venom. “Damned unfair, tragic. If they’re not chopping off the wrong leg, or bombing your ancestral village, they’re closing their positions” (Wolff 1995). The image

In his room, he had a lot of weapons that he had brought up with him. He had a total of twenty-three weapons that were found in his room. He had also set up cameras around his room so he could see what was happening outside of his hotel room and so he could see the crowd down below. Police arrived at his room approximately two minutes after he stopped shooting at the crowd.

All of a sudden, two shots were heard. At first nobody was aware of was going in the room. The people waiting for the president outside, thought maybe someone fainted. The doors were quickly closed and McKinley was put in a chair to rest while the assassin was thrown on the ground and captured. Wells describes McKinley’s attitude as peaceful, he requested for someone to gently tell the news to his wife. The most impressive part of McKinley’s reaction was that he saw this strange man who shot him, getting beaten, he simply said “See that no one hurts

Underneath their outward appearance, most people wear a disguise to some degree, such as the bank and the narrator. The coin bank represents the narrator’s struggle to maintain his individual

In addition, the reader sees that the man’s love for his son make him do anything to ensure the security and protection of his son. McCarthy writes, “He dove and grabbed the boy and rolled and came up holding him against his chest with the knife at his throat. The man had already dropped to the ground and he swung with him and leveled the pistol and fired from a two-handed position balanced on both knees at a distance of six feet. The man fell back instantly and lay with blood bubbling from the hole in his forehead” (66). The quote shows the reader that the man kills the gang member who has threatened the

AT FIVE MINUTES PAST NINE on a Tuesday morning, a shiny maroon rental car pulled into the parking lot of the Citizens' Bank of Blue Valley, Kentucky, and a man got out. Whistling to himself, he ran lightly up the three steps and into the bank. An old woman with a cane stood sideways between the inner and outer doors of the building, laboriously negotiating her exit. The velocity of the man's passage caused her to drop her cane and fall back against one door; but the man did not

Determined to escape this hell hole or die trying I zipped up my vest and began to load the pistol and rifle I took from the guard. Fueled with rage I kicked open the door and released fire on 3 guards crouched in

Pamela was not the only unhappy person at her branch. Her immediate supervisor, George Burns, complained that because of the bank’s economy drive, vacated customer service positions were left unfilled. As branch accountant, Burns was responsible for day-to-day customer service. As a result, he was unable to perform the duties of his own job. The manager told Burns several times that customer service was critical, but that Burns would have to improve his performance on his own job. Eventually, George Burns left the bank to work for a trust company, earning seventy dollars a month more for work similar to that he had been performing. This left Pamela in the position of having to supervise the same tellers who had trained her only a few months earlier. Pamela was amazed at all the mistakes the tellers made but found it difficult to do much to correct their poor work habits. All disciplinary procedures had to be administered with the approval of Head Office.

​December 24, 2015. Catherine McGough and her husband had planned a vacation at the Willard Hotel with her husband. First thing first, Mrs. McGough entered the hotel through the exterior sliding automatic doors to check-in at the front desk, while her husband unloaded the luggage out of the car. Mr. Joseph Hill, the chief of security at the Willard Hotel, was aware Mrs. McGough was making her way into the hotel. As she entered through the exterior sliding door and was walking towards the interior automatic swinging door, the door swung open and her.. Mrs. McGough instantly hit the floor and smashed her head. She was knocked unconscious and began bleeding through her ears. She then experienced 7 seizures while waiting for the EMT to show

and saw the contract and in red it said the lowest bid. Bertha went and took out her checkbook