Daybreak: A Case Study

The victim's name is Diane Marie Dalton Schofield, (Born Nov. 1, 1953), murdered July 4, 1975 in Des Moines, Iowa. Case # 1975-24048. Diane was a 21 year old mother of a five year old daughter, Shawna. Diane was bound, strangled, placed in the trunk of her car which was then driven to Warren’s Steakhouse. The motive was not believed to be robbery as her purse and jewelry were untouched.

Koppersmith and his wife Cindy were fighting in their front yard when Cindy tried to go inside. As she tried to enter the house Koppersmith stopped her and a physical dispute ensued. Cindy fell off the porch and into the yard. She died from a skull fractures to the back of her head.

There will be no official cause of death released by this office at this time while awaiting the final findings of the Coroners office. We would like to extend our heartfelt condolences to the family of Mr. Williams and ask that the public and press give them some time and space to deal with the huge lost of Mr. Williams.

The back door opened and a person donning a ski mask and a shotgun raced down the narrow hall of patient rooms in Dr. Larzelere’s office and shot him in the chest. A patient waiting in one of the rooms to see the doctor heard him say as he was being shot, “Jason, is that you”?. (McCoy, 2013, Frederick, 2009). The perpetrator then fled the scene. Virginia Larzelere called 911 and screamed for help saying her husband had been shot. The people in the office at the time were, a dental assistant, a patient, and Virginia, who was the office manager. The murder took place in the dental office in Edgewater, Florida, on March 8, 1991.

The suspect in question later identified as Michael got into an altercation with a next door neighbor around 7:40 a.m. Michael had an AR-15 and shot his neighbor to death outside in the parking lot. Michael then went inside his home where he barricaded himself, his wife and two children inside. According to City News, (2015):

News reporters: Have you spoken to the children’s parents? Is it true you killed the Bob Sheldon? Is Dallas dead? How do you feel about the murder?

On 7/31/15 I viewed the video recording for Tower 13 B pod on camera C1357and C1358 at 1947 hours. On the video it shows a group of Hispanic and Black inmates arguing in the dayroom by cell 10. Inmate Alvarado T175339 pushes Jones T169976. Multiple Hispanic inmates and Black inmates start to fight. Moments after the fight starts Officers Levitch, Jimenez, Ceniceros and Peralta responded to T13 B pod. Officer Jimenez deployed the Pepperball launcher into the group of inmates fighting to gain compliance with orders given to them by the responding officers. After the Pepperball launcher was deployed all of the involved inmates complied with staff orders to lie on the ground. After the cell doors were secured and all un involved inmates

Mr. Watterly is a 15 year old male who presented to the ED via LEO under IVC by Daymark Recovery Services for homicidal ideation and auditory hallucinations. At the time of the assessment Mr. Watterly reports he sent his father messages expressing thoughts of "mass homicide and hurting people". Mr. Watterly reports feeling this way for an extent period of time. He states, "I can't even tell you when I actually started thinking like this." Mr. Watterly expressed experiencing feelings of anger and irritability without any specific trigger. Per documentation Mr. Watterly reports thoughts of slitting peoples throats, stabbing them multiple times, and snapping their necks. He admits to these thoughts in his dreams and throughout the day. Mr. Watterly

Because my education depends greatly on the MAP grant and other financial aid assistance, I was certainly not hesitant to participate in Lobby Day, an all-day event that takes place inside the capitol at Springfield, IL. Often referred to as “Student Day,” this event allows students from all three U of I campuses—UIC, UIUC, and UIS—to travel to the capitol to lobby and advocate for a budget and funding for the MAP grant. Because this event primarily uses lobbying as their main strategy, many students were actually able to speak and lobby to the senators and representatives of their own districts. Unfortunately, because Lobby Day took place on March 2nd, a day where most of our congressmen and women were scheduled to vote for a budget bill,

Ms. Taylor is a 14 year old female who presented to the ED via LEO under IVC by Daymark Recovery Services. Per documentation Ms. Taylor has been experiencing auditory hallucination, visual hallucinations, homicidal ideation, and suicidal ideation without a specific plan. At the time of the assessment Ms. Taylor reports no current thought of suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation, or symptoms of psychosis. She noted while at Daymark today a dark figure was present in the room with white eyes. Ms. Taylor reports the dark figures tell her to harm her parent and herself. She stated, "I have had thoughts of torturing my parents until they can't handle it anymore, until they die." She continues to state, "The black figure have told me to wait until

In 1962 north of Boston, a town five minutes from a beach with a big summer colony out on the point sat a store in the middle of town. A&P was a local grocery store. On a Thursday afternoon, three girls wearing nothing but bathing suits walked into A&P and initiated a slew of comments, stares and actions taken by the cashiers and other patrons in the store. Most women in the town that had gone to beach would put on a shirt or shorts before getting out of the car and into the street. When the three girls in their bathing suits walked into the store, they had no idea of the events taking place as they walk around the store. Sammy watched the girl’s every move carefully and when the girls asked old McMahon a question, old McMahon was patting his mouth and looking after the girls, sizing their joints. In the story when Sammy says ‘old’ McMahon looking after the girls, it proves that the girls may have been underdressed for a local grocery store. Sammy’s behavior and actions that he took towards his manager was nothing more than an overreaction.

Shyra Barberstock is a proud Anishinaabe (Algonquin) entrepreneur and trailblazer in Canada’s social innovation movement. A strong advocate for women in business and champion for minority diversity and inclusion, Shyra is focused on making a positive social impact across Canada with her MAPP Canada Project, a digital storytelling platform for Canada’s Indigenous people.

The definition of freedom, according to Dictionary.com, is the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint. In the declaration of independence, American citizens are given freedom of speech, freedom of religion, right to vote, right to a fair trial, and freedom of assembly to name a few. These rights that we have enable us to form communities and have our voices heard regarding issues that negatively impact us as a whole or prevent us from moving towards a brighter and hopeful future because that is what freedom is. It is about hope. It is about being your own person without hesitation, without judgement. “The Story of an Hour” written by Kate Chopin and “A&P” written by John Updike encounter two very

Dawn met with her supervisor Fran and was informed that there were not any policies in place at Day One in regards to the following: Self-disclosure by coworkers, Dual relationships, or accepting gifts from clients. She felt very surprised that there were no policies. However, this intern realizes she must use her common sense and not indulge in sharing her personal information, such as relationships, family, personal goals, hobbies, etc. with clients and/or coworkers involved with Day One.

2.In order to address Dee's vulnerability to situations in which she believes she may be especially vulnerable to problematic beliefs and thought patterns, I would ask her a coping question. I would ask Dee, “What are the positive sources of support you have in your life?”. After receiving Dee's answer to this question, I would suggest to her that she utilizes these sources of support when she feels vulnerable. I would also emphasize to her that these sources of support will help her overcome the stress of dealing with her challenge. I would than ask Dee, “What are some coping mechanisms for you when you are stressed?”. This will help her understand what are her own kinds of best self-care techniques. -