Case Analysis : ' 911 '

From the first scene to the last, she shows her obsessive-compulsive personality disorder. As defined by Rathus, this disorder is categorized by the person’s “inflexibility and fixation on rules,

Gladys is a 25-year-old Vietnamese stay-at-home mother who has been married for 7 years and has three children by her husband. They are all girls with the oldest being 6 years old followed by a 4-year old and now a 3-month old. Gladys reports that her husband always wanted a son. She states that he has always been an angry man but after the birth of their third daughter, his violent behavior has increased. Gladys states that most of his violence and aggression has been directed at her or the house all these years, but now she fears for her

"This is 911, what is your emergency?" A desperate eleven year old girl tried to answer the operator's question, but all I could manage were sobs.

On 10-9-17- at 11:00 am the reporter was driving by when a twelve boy was aiming and holding a black (22 or 32 automatic handgun) on the corner of a busy street. The child was pointing it all everybody that passes by. The child runs around the neighborhood pointing the gun. There are others children played outside in the neighborhood. The reporter stops at home to get the address and spoke with an adult in the home. The child's sister (unknown) was outside playing as well. The reporter asked the sister to get her mother (unknown). The sister went into the home to get the mother. The sister came right back outside and stated that: "Her mother is not at home. She will tell her that you stop by." The reporter stated that: "Do you know it dangerous

Several people called 911, who arrived within minutes. Christina was rushed to the hospital and was pronounced dead at 10:59 that night. Loibl was pronounced dead on the scene. Following the incident police immediately began the investigation. Detective Michael Moreschi and Brian Ferrara were assigned to work on the case. Moreschi arrived at the scene promptly and began interviewing those involved. Starting with Marcus, who recalled the incident to him. They later filed through the handful of witnesses, ending with both families of the individuals involved. Christina's family reported not knowing of any undue attention, and Loibl's family reported never knowing of his infatuation with Christina. They also share that Loibl had never been diagnosed with mental illnesses of any kind, which eliminates the official claim of insanity, due to the fact that no psychological evaluation had been performed on him.

After a tragedy like 9/11, I am sure that many people were scared to death and would not want to leave their houses to go outside. Many had already died, some were in hiding and the rest were missing. No one was ever going to leave their homes to go to a football game, no matter, how badly they wanted to before. Litsay & Williams (2001) believe that the reason the sporting events were postponed or cancelled was because N.F.L commissioner Pete Rozelle made a mistake of playing weekend games after President Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, and they did not want to make the same mistake he did (para. 6). They continued by saying, “N.F.L. officials are still sensitive about the action 38 years later. Rozelle said years later that his decision to continue play had been the worst mistake of his career. ” (Litsay & Williams, 2001, para.7).

(DR) was advised by her biological uncle to write a letter confronting the biological father about his sexual inappropriate behavior.  Her family's response to her accusations was to call her a liar.  Mrs. (DR) recanted her story and  began cutting herself as a coping skill.  At times she envisioned herself jumping out of a window and her blood would be splattered all over the sidewalk. When asked where the father would touch her she stated that he would fondle her breast and put his hands between her legs.  This behavior continued until she was pregnant with her first child.   Mrs. (DR) and her husband moved in with her parents  after being told by the father this is what they must do in order to remain  together. The father placed  limitations on Mr. (FT”s) interacts with  Mrs. (DR’s) baby.  Mr. (FT)  is not the biological father of this baby who is now 17 years old.  Mr. (FT) could not be alone with the infant  or require the child to address him as father, step-father or dad.  After living with her parents for 13

After reviewing the scenario about the tragic events of September 11, 2001 political leaders in the US believed it was time to come up with a resolution to this problem so that we can ensure the safety of the American people. After deliberation amongst political leaders USA Patriot Act (Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act of 2001) was created. The Patriot Act consisted of different topics based on the benefit and safety of the United States. Topics include enhancing security by investigating crime, increasing penalites of terrorism cases, limitations on immigrant migration across the boarder. Sharing information and cooperation among US government agencies so they

After the death of her mother, Kimmy and her three siblings moved in with her maternal Aunt, Uncle, and two cousins. Kimmy reports the relationship with her Aunt is “good” and her Aunt is a social support. She feels “lucky” to be living with her Aunt, but that the home is small and finances are tight. Kimmy shared that she loves her younger siblings and wants to “get better” to be a good role model for them. She also has a close relationship with the school social worker that meets with her as

Describe the challenges faced by US Customs and Border Protection agents attempting to secure the border. Be sure to include: What is the functional equivalent of the border? What is the Fourth amendment exception as it pertains to border searches? How is seizure statistics used to justify the mission of border security?

I remember the rain, it was calm as it splashed against my kitchen window, while I waited for dinner to be served. It was a normal evening, my family and I gathered around the table ready to celebrate my grandparent's anniversary. My Dad had made a feast to feed all of Africa, over Labor day weekend to congratulate his parents on fifty years of marriage.

“Mi hijo, levantate. Ya nos vamos,” my mother whispered. “Wake up, my son. We’re leaving.” I woke up confused with my eyes still half closed. It was 3 hours past midnight on a morning during the Spring of 2002. “Why is there packed luggage? Where were we going? Are we going on vacation?” I thought. My mother must have seen my confusion, as we boarded the bus and said “Los Estados Unidos.” “The United States.” At only 5 years of age, the only thing I knew about Los Estados Unidos was the tragic events of 9/11 that unfolded 6 months prior to that night. The last thing I remember about that morning was watching my small, emerald-colored house disappear into the distance as our bus drove away.

1) I think the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon affected both short and long term productivity in the U.S.It affected short-term travel the day of and weeks to follow the attack.Increased security and delayed/canceled flights were in high volume for weeks after.This caused a decrease in productivity because less planes were allowed in the air and business was done less efficiently.This affect has carried over in to the long term as well.Travel is still slowed down due to heavier security screenings and more laborers are required to ensure the safety of travellers.

She began to isolate herself, and refused to reach out to anyone, during this time she was plagued with dark thoughts that surrounded death and murdered. She is not forthcoming about what is going on with her physically, mentally and emotionally, she stated to the her mother that she was doing a study that involved her body and that was why she was losing so much weight. Friedman describes that at the height of her exercise addiction she is excited that her new body is offensive, and that she relishes in making others feel uncomfortable. Specifically stating that this payback to anyone that has ever had to compete, and that they could not achieve her look because this was her thing. She began to dress proactive as a means to receive more attention because of her offensive

Tanya is a 21-year-old African American female who was referred by Southern Psychiatric Unit after she called 911 as a result of beings annoyed with her family and co-workers. She complained that her employer puts her in places to do paperwork and not giving her 70 hours a week. They were cutting her hours from 10 to 6 a day. She reported that she was feeling suicidal when she called 911. Prior to calling 911, Tanya reported that her baby father Derrick is in her brain singing and rapping all of the time. She reported that Derrick works at Taco Bell. She reports that she had to have sex with Derrick in order to quiet down his voice; however, if she has sex with others, the voices would get louder.