The Aftermath Short Story

While he was going home he needed to make a quick stop to the gas station to top off his engine. He was just about to leave when he saw an RV in the corner where there is a forest. “Command Center, this is detective Hurley. What was that plate number on the RV for case 979821.” he said “ “tbr-078” said the command center.

Prisoners at MSP rioted in September of 1954. The Missouri Highway Patrol and local law enforcement entered the prison to quell the riot, before all the buildings were burnt to the ground.

Sergeant Kettle, Sergeant Furstenfeld and I searched the vehicle. Under the driver's seat I found a small round rubber container.

daughter's car today and it smells like there's been a dead body in the car." Soon after the police

When the Detroit riots happened many people died. First off, forty-three people died and one thousand one hundred eighty nine people were injured

Embers flew from the campfire, and into the starry night sky; meanwhile, the campers, Jackie, Carl, and Jim, sat close to it for warmth. “Now who's ready for a campfire story?” said Jackie. “You can sometimes go a little overboard, so Carl is taking the wheel.” Carl continued, “Once upon a time” Jim screams, and Carl rolls his eyes at Jim, “May I proceed,” He responds rhetorically. By the time Carl finishes the scary story, Jim has already dashed into the tent, startling his dog, a basset hound named Roxy. Carl along with Jackie look at each other in regretful worry, as they walk towards Jim's tent.

“In every little cooped-up, dingy cavern of a hut, faint with the odor of burning Josh-lights and with nothing to see the gloom by save the sickly, guttering tallow candle, were two or three yellow, long-tailed vagabonds, coiled up on a sort of short truckle-bed, smoking

The rioters looted stores, torched buildings, and beat white people as snipers fired at police and firefighters. Rumors circulated that the police had hit a pregnant woman. One five-year-old boy was killed by sniper fire (www.cnn.com). Incidents like these added fuel to the already raging fire of the riot.

Around midnight some trouble started when drunken bikers left a bar and started to throw beer bottles at cars. They broke windows in the downtown area, one a bank window that set off an alarm. The news spread and several bars closed early to avoid trouble. Soon more people joined the vandalism and looting, while others stood by and watched. A crowd of about 100 had gathered by the time the police got there. They appeared to be a mix of bikers, students and out-of-town kids who often came to Kent's bars. Some of them began throwing bottles at the police and the crowd shouted obscenities, it took about an hour for the police to restore order.

Another cause of the riots was the mistreatment of the arrested patrons from the police. The patrons taunted the police as they were paraded out into the streets to the wagon waiting to transport them to the police station. As the patrons left the Inn, they struck poses towards the crowd as the people showered the police and arrested with coins. One notable drag queen, stopped and posed, only to get pushed roughly into the wagon by police. This is when the crowd noticeably got angrier, and began to throw trash and stones. (Truscott).

Held by prisoners because of the unfairness that was happening with them at that period of time, it cause a lot of problems such as a lot of people being injured, including guards. I personally believe that the riot was wrong and right. I believe that the riot was wrong because it caused a lot of problems, like so many people got injured and most importantly over 40 got killed, and that is a big problem because now the guards and the government have a reason on why they treated people so harshly they can say that the inmates are very violent and that's why we have to be harsh , which would only make things worse. What the inmates

prompted the city to impose a curfew. Maryland’s Governor Larry Hogan called in the National

They were also arrested. (Auerbach 1688) That's all it took for this riot to come into play, a few people unhappy about the way the police handled the situation. The next thing you know its a few thousand unhappy people.

During the riot, the first fire started at a shoe store on 12th. Officers were starting to line up with shields standing next to each other to block the rioting from spreading any further. There were authorities having a meeting to try and stop the riot. They were trying to make peace patrols but the police officers were blocking them from entering the area of the riot. The police officers were still trying to take control of the situation but their officers were being injured and the rioters started to outnumber them by a lot. As the police officers were giving up the firefighters were putting out fires. There were new fires starting as fast as they were being put out.

The Brighton police made a preparation for rioting risk in expectation since at Clacton and Hastings through there had been clashes. Nonetheless, the town was stuffed by up to 3,000 youths, crowed make the effort useless. (Carder, 1990). On a Sunday morning, Rockers - Tons-up boys had reached their motorcycles to the resorts but were faced to rivals in the afternoon by a more numerous group of Mods in tidy suits on their scooters. In the begining with some argues and brawls came out, but uncontrolled intense trouble was the destruction to Palace Pier that full of the resort equipment broken, stone weapons were throw everyewhere, and nearby cinema’s windows were broken. The situation was chaos with throwing any they could catch, threatening walking people by knives and lights up bonfires. Sooner or later, 150 police and a police horse had down, but the riot was continuous to the following morning. When the more police arrived, comparing with dismissed the young gangs tossing stones and resistresistance the force, processing to control rivals and make them sit on the shore. Eventually, over 600 of them were confined and about 50 gangs were arrested. There were thousand of witnesses were frightened by the fight from the Aquarium Sun Terrace and Marine Parade (Carder, 1990). 26 youths handed stiff in the juvenile court then later they were sentenced. Fortunately and regardlessly, none of person has a serious