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My Name Is Virador Mcsanchez Analysis

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My Name Is Virador Mcsanchez and I want to patrol the streets looking for criminals. I want to clean up the streets of Los Santos. When I was 17, I was out with my friends gangsters came by looking for trouble. We told them we weren't looking for trouble and they started shooting at us. We jumped in the car and got away. One stray bullet put me in the hospital for 4 months; the other bullet killed my friend. I had known him ever since I was 5, and knowing that his mother was not ever going to see him again just made me mad. I thought about revenge several times but then I thought that is the not right thing to do and ever since then I have been wondering about that night he died, when he was dying in my arms and I was telling him he would be

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