Melrose Incident Case Study

On August 24, 2015 at approximately 6:40 pm. Officer responded to shots fird complaint in the North Mclemore and Lark Street area. Officer loacated two subjects that had been shot and two otheer subjects uninjured.One subject (Cedrick Person) had been fatally wounded from multiple gun shots. The other injured subject was his son (Marquis Person) had what appeared to be a single gunshot wound in the shoulder area. The shooting stemed from an altercation that occurred earilier that same day. After further investigationg the case, investigaters learned that Lakendrick Deberry was possibly the shooter in this incident. Arrest warrats were issued for Lakendrick Deberry for !st Degree Homicide, Attempted !st Degree Homicide and possessing a firearm

The reporting party (RP) stated she 5/24/16 arrived at the home at approximately 4:10PM to find her 3 year old daughter Michaela Rojas' right eye scratched and bruised. The RP stated she was no informed by the licensee prior to her arrival that her child had been injured: she had to ask the licensee what happened. The RP was informed that her daughter took a toy away from a male child (name unknown) who retaliated by attacking her daughter. The RP stated the licensee didn't intervene which led to the condition of her daughter's face. The RP doesn't believe the licensee actually observed the incident. The RP stated her daughter appears to have been in a boxing match. Consequently the RP had her daughter examined at the emergency room due to

The reporting party (RP) received a call from mental health psychologist Shannon Salonga from Villa Park High School 18042 East Taft Ave., Villa Park CA 92861 (714) 532-8020 Cell (714) 628-4398. Shannon is resident Olawale's psychologist and sees him at his school. Olawale disclosed during the session that he feels unsafe and bullied by other children in the group home. Olawale revealed that on two different occasions two different kids in the group home have been physically aggressive with him. The names of the two children involved and the dates of incidents were not provided. The Olawale reported that the group home staff always took appropriate action. In one incident a resident ripped up his poster in his bedroom, pushed him off a counter

The council that purchased the two buildings thought they were doing something good for the city when they spent $132,000 for the properties. Then they dropped the ball by not moving forward. Now is the time for the current council to resolve this one way or the other. Under this administration, numerous improvements have been made in the city. The parks and recreational facilities are constantly being upgraded. This is good but the lingering building issue remains a sore spot in the small

State of nature occurred when the students were first stranded on the island. The students began to argue immediately and blamed each other for the situation they faced.

Ms. Melina stated that she always checks her wallet before starting her tour because two months ago she her wallet stolen from the same location.

Hook How many of you have seen a person publicly shamed or embarrassed? We have all seen these instances where people have been called out for everyone to see. Hester Prynne In Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, is publically shamed in front of the whole town and is forced to wear a scarlet A on her chest. All because of her sin, adultery.

Celebrating their 100 year anniversary, Torrance has seen many changes over the years but it has retained its sense of community and is a thriving “location of choice” for residents and businesses alike.

On August 8, 2013, a college student from South Dakota State University was struck and killed by a car while running alongside the road near Otsego, Minnesota. He was training to achieve his dream of being a Track and Field contender in the 2016 Summer Olympics. My cousin Phillip LaVallee would never reach his goal. Coming home from a baseball tournament in Italy, I didn’t receive the news until five days after the traumatic incident. An incident that has greatly affected my family ever since. The effect this tragedy had on my life was huge and it taught me to never take anything in life for granted and live to achieve your goals and dreams.

I read David Cowan and John Kuenster’s To Sleep with the Angels: The Story of a Fire written in 1998, published by Ivan R. Dee in Chicago. To Sleep with the Angels is a story told by two veteran journalists who recall the heart-wrenching story of the fire and its aftermath. The story is about a fire that broke out one afternoon, and in only less than an hour, many lives had been lost, and an entire school building that housed 24 classes had come down (Cowan and Kuenster 10). This book report discusses the fire talked about by the authors and advancements that have improved the school building rules and regulations to prevent similar incidents.

The restoration of the homes, churches, schools, etc., there needs to be commitment from both contributors that they will build them safely, and durable and not do a whack job on them. They need to be constructed so they feel like this dumb riot never happened.

The case study is composed of interviews, media analysis, and a spatial analysis of group homes in Worcester. The interviews with stakeholders in the siting of social service facilities are used extensively throughout the article once the author introduces the case study. These interviews help provide a direct view of the topic which usually wouldn’t be readily available in public channels such as city council, zoning board meetings, or press conferences. An example of is the use of social service administrators voicing their opinion on the Dover Amendment, a law which “exempts religious and educational institutions from local land use laws” (Pierce et al., 2012). The authors go on to use their media analysis to present info that would readily available to the public, such as their use of the social service’s press confrence on their accused abuse of the Dover Amendment. Spatial analysis of Worcester is used to reinforce the presented concept that the best places for social service facilities isn’t where they're located due to the political back channels they need to go

In the history of the United States Supreme Court, there are a multitude of cases that have left an indelible mark in the tapestry of American history, culture, and society. Among these landmark disputes may be found issues as divisive as reproductive health, fundamental economic freedoms, the power of the Supreme Court and, of course, race. Among these, Dred Scott v. Sanford occupies a special place. Often called as the “worst decision made by the Supreme Court”, Dred Scott v. Sanford provided an impetus for slavers to continue an injustice that had existed since the colonial era . By deciding the way it did, the United States Supreme Court also created a divide between the northern and southern states – a divide so great that it eventually led to the American Civil War. Such an enormous effect on the sentiment of the times warrants a closer look at the decisions of the justices involved in the Dred Scott decision. Doing so will also shed light into the intricate logic behind the justices’ decisions – essentially the reasons why they concurred or dissented from the main opinion written by Chief Justice Roger B. Taney. The process of interrogating the Supreme Court’s interpretation of the Constitution will also reveal the fundamental societal sentiment regarding slavery and African Americans at the time.

Throughout her high school career, Eugenia Yi has excelled. She is making the most of her four years and is a role model for others. She holds a myriad of interests and has successfully mastered how to keep them all in balance. A leader by example in and out of the classroom, she has the skills and maturity that are a recipe for success.

Step three of the Rational Problem-Solving approach is create Alternative solution. The first solution we came up with is to contact sororities and fraternities on Florida State’s campus. We going to schedule meeting so we can give presentation in front of the Sororities and Fraternities, to ask them to purchase a brick or donation for the Memorial Garden. The second solution we came up with is to use Tell Your Story Tallahassee to bring awareness to the issue of dignity and death surrounding the homelessness population. Our last solution is to Email the different colleges on Florida State’s campus, and ask them if they will be willing to buy a brick or donate to build the Memorial Garden.