I Have My Own Protection

I spoke with Marlon about additional items in the vehicle the victims said should be in there. I asked if the items would still be in the vehicle. Marlon said “Probably not, but I didn’t take them” he said there was seven other persons in the vehicle at some point. Marlon was asked what time “he” parked the car on Copperstone Circle. He said between 10pm and midnight.

“I thought you were by yourself, because I didn’t see your family. So I got nervous.”

"And that is why I don't let you drive my Emi." I smirked, glancing over at

Have you ever thought of something a different way because of their actions? An example of this is terrorism. People are feared by terrorist by all their attacks in the U.S and in other places in the world. Because of these attacks and these actions, people think that the U.S is weak, feel unprotected, and feel not safe in their environment.

On 6/9/16 at about 3:30 AM, HR Assistant Janine Kadelak on duty Shift Supervisor (S/S) Ana Penaloza about an accident that occurred in the C-Lot. S/S Penaloza and S/S Enmanuel Cabrera quickly made their way to the C-Lot to gather the information needed and take picture of the damage. Upon arrival, S/S Penaloza and S/S Cabrera were met by victim (VIC) Amazon Associate (A/A) Deborah Eisenhower and person of interest (POI) Integrity Associate (I/A) Stephanie Curley (curleysc). A/A Eisenhower owns a Red Jeep Wrangler. I/A Curley owns a Black Ford Taurus. Upon talking to A/A Eisenhower, she stated that while parked in the C-Lot she saw the black vehicle driving erratically to get in the spot behind hers. While sitting in her car, A/A Eisenhower

Imagine being one of the best cops in the area and then because of one wrong move your career is put on the line. Lindsay Boxer almost lost her job because while she was trying to defend herself, she killed and paralyzed two children and was sedated by alcohol. At the beginning of this book, Lieutenant Lindsay was called to a hotel where a boy was electrocuted in a bathtub. Many investigators became very hopeful after they saw a black Mercedes outside the hotel. Lindsay was off duty later that night and went out for dinner. She drank one and a half margaritas before she got a call from Inspector Warren Jacobi. He told Lindsay that a black Mercedes was seen cruising around in area it did not seem to fit the neighborhood. This was Lindsay’s

On February 22 at 1900 hours Officer X reported to Gas Station Y (GSY) at 1122 1st Street, in regards to an armed robbery. When Officer X arrived at the scene he began speaking with an employee at GSY, Gregg McDuck. Mr. McDuck says that he was clocked in when the robbery occurred. Mr. McDuck described the suspect as a black male wearing glasses, a knitted blue hat, and gloves that were possibly white in color. The suspect pointed a handgun at Mr. McDuck and told him to open the cash register and to lay down on the ground. The suspect jumped over the counter and took $155 out of the cash register. The suspect then headed northwest from the gas station.

This evening at 5:53 p.m. the Department of Public Safety was notified by a non SLU affiliated female victim, that she was walking west bound on Olive, just west of Compton on the North side of the street, when a subject in a black Chevrolet Monte Carlo stopped in front of her. The driver of the vehicle exited the car, displayed a dark colored handgun and forced her into his vehicle. Once inside the vehicle the subject ordered the female to give him all of her belongings.

“ Another murder scene was found by police in an inner city alley and it is connected to the other 3 ace murders that were found last month.” said the reporter. “man we have to get this guy this is getting bad, this has been 4 murders in less than 1 month” said agent ford to his team. “yeah we have to get this guy, before anyone else gets hurt.” said agent Faith. “Hello” Ford said picking up his phone. “Ok we will get there as soon as we can” Ford stated. “Whats going on where are we going?” Faith asked. “We are going to a parking garage to try a catch this guy.” Ford said

After several run-ins with the law Absalom committed the biggest offense. He stole a car. Using the rain as a cover Absalom thought he could get away with the crime and away from the social workers. Absalom stole a brand new Corvette from a dealership. Over the course of his juvenile life Absalom had learned a thing or two on the streets. Unlike unskilled burglars, Absalom used dental floss and clever noose to unlock the car. Without a sound of commotion Absalom left the dealership in a brand new Corvette, but not without his seatbelt on. The boy might have made it if the car had more than a quarter of a tank of gas. Absalom had not thought it through this far. Without a dime in his pocket and a drop of gas in the tank he was forced to pull over of the side of the highway. Not five minutes later he sees sirens and tries to make a run for it. But where does he go? Into the woods only to get lost or face the consequences? For the first time in his life Absalom makes the right choice. The officer was sensible and only did his job. Absalom served two months in a juvenile detention center until he was placed into a new home, a real

“Oh come on, you’ll be living here. Also, what do you do for a living?” He changed the topic. He had always been into girls who made money. He wasn’t much for personality, I guess.

State Patrol Officer Jones, am on routine patrol duty when an announcement is made that a late-model foreign car was stolen at gunpoint about one-hour earlier roughly 10 miles away. The only physical description given is the late model of the car, foreign, and a young male wearing a baseball cap. A few minutes later, Jones notices a late model BMW with a single driver, a young man. Officer Jones signals the driver to stop, even though he is obeying all traffic laws. When asked for his license and registration, however, the driver, John, says he does not have one and he borrowed the car from his uncle. Jones checks the plates and finds out that the BMW was indeed the automobile reported in the robbery. He cuffs John and, without advising him of his Miranda rights, asks him if he was involved in the robbery. John admits to the deed and tells Jones that the gun used in the robbery was in the trunk, and that he is a member of the MS-13 gang and stealing a car is part of his initiation.

Protection is need in everyone's life. Safety is number one in people's lives. My grandmother, World War 2, and The Bombing in Paris show that it's better to be protected because you don’t worry about things.

The individual who stole the auto didn't anticipate getting discovered and being sent to imprison. In the event that they'd thought a touch more profound, that would have been a legitimate plausibility, even a likelihood. Think!

“You’re so silly boo,” Cary said and smiled mischievously. “You really can’t meet people without trembling.”