In the United States there are around 400,000 adolescents placed in temporary homes, people in the community are unaware of the temporary placement for these indivduals. A lot of the time going to school is a struggle with the rumros that have potential of going around. Most kids get a label like she is a “trinity girl.” My life has consisted of temporary placement at times. So that brings me to ask the question… why did I live in a girls home for five months?
When I got out of cedar crest on januaray 5th, 2015 I went back to live with my adoptive parents. In December on the 16th of 2014 at shoal creek I told one of the staff members there about being sexually abused. When I was living with my adoptive parents I recanted and said that none
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Then for the first three years of my life he took care of me like I was his own. A few years later my mom ended up marrying billys best friend colin. Who I thought was my dad until I was like six years old. Billy always came to my house to see if I was doing alright and check on my siblings my parents and I. when I was first taken away by CPS in 2011 he tried to get custody of me but because my cousin(also my adoptive mother) was going to keep me and my siblings together the judge granted her custody. He tried to contact her and tried to help out and be apart of our lives but she wouldn’t let anyone from our past lives have anything to do with us. When I ran away in june of 2015 I was at my cousins house and I was panicking because I was scared that the police were going to take me to jail for running away, or take me back to Waco and I definitely didn’t want to be there; a man called my cousin and told her he wanted to speak to me and wanted me to come move in with him and his family. I asked who it was and she said “he said his name is William Hendricks.” At first I thought “I have no clue who this man is why is he trying to get me to live with him?” Then he told her that I might know him as billy Hendricks. That’s when it all clicked! He told me that if I wanted to get out of Waco I needed to turn myself in and then he would work on getting custody of me. So I turned …show more content…
The staff members at Trinity might have gone through some things close to what we were going thorugh but they will never know the feeling of being a child and knowing that youre completely alone. None of the people that lived or worked there truly loved us. Although I was on my own mentally living there; going on college tours with other CPS kids from around Texas showed me that im not the only one in my situation. Unfortunately there are others like me. Going through what ive gone thrugh and seeing what ive seen has made me so determinated to do my very best and put 110% into everything that I do. My life will be so much better than what it has been. I will make sure my kids will never have to go through anything ive gone through. They will never have to worry about where they are going to lay their heads at night. Ive become so strong in myself and kept my faith through it all and I know that I know that I know that God will give me the very best from here on out. Maybe one day ill open my own girls home and I actually be able to relate to the children that come and
On 7/13/15 worker made an unannounced visit to the residence of Mr. Lawson Lovett, for the purpose of monitoring the situation and gathering information. During today 's home visit, Mr. Bobby Lovett informed worker he did not want to fill out VA NH application because he had done that before and Mr. Lawson Lovett was denied due to him registered as a sex offender. Mr. Bobby Lovett provided worker with documentation. The documentation stated the crime happened in Biloxi Mississippi 4/28/1993. According to Mr. Bobby Lovett, Mr. Lawson Lovett returned to Alabama in 1998 or 1999.
Sergeant Villalovos was first on scene and observed Gilbert in the front yard of the residence. Sergeant Villalovos advised us that Gilbert’s vehicle was seen leaving the residence (A gold Chevrolet Tahoe California license plate #7FCS7963). The vehicle began traveling southbound on Orange Grove Boulevard approaching Walnut Street as Sergeant Villalovos continued to follow it. Corporal Thompson and I conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle on Orange Grove Boulevard south of Walnut Street. Gilbert was taken into custody without incident.
Knowing this will definitely make you stop and think of the circumstances you have been in and realize that
In June of 1964 in Gila County, Arizona, 15 year old Gerald Francis Gault was taken into custody by police for allegedly making obscene, harassing phone calls (In re Gault, n.d.). Gault claimed that a friend, Ronald Lewis, had made the harassing phone calls to a neighbor and that he was not involved in any way. Gault had already been placed on probation for a prior offense. After being taken into custody, Gault’s parents were not notified of his status by law enforcement officials(In re Gault, n.d.). Instead, Gault’s mother located him at the juvenile detention center, but was not allowed to take him home.
I am writing to you because I am quite fearful of your current mental state. I understand that residential school is extremely stressful and emotionally distressful. Firstly, I have read the news regarding your classmates, from the suicides to the disease. Your life currently is very dark and lonely because grandmother passed away and your parents have abandoned you. What happened to Arden Little Light and the rest of your classmates that decided to commit suicide deeply dented even my own mental state.
I truly believe that I had to experience life in it's rawest, and purest form, but boy, it has been a hard truth to face, and especially when you allow it to almost destroy you. I can't dwell on my mistakes anymore, and even though I have made more than a few, I have to move forward. I have plans, that I think are as good as any had I been able to graduate high school, and go off to college at a normal age. I have to believe this was God's plan, and this was something that God, wanted me to endure, and just maybe I have come out on the other side stronger. Living life honestly, is a simple concept that is taught to us as children, but some of us find it hard to live under those principles, and then we become lost, drug addicts, with no hope.
In Dec 2014, a sex offender by the name of Billy Dotson was going to be let out of prison. He was to move to Rose Hill. As anyone could expect not too many people were happy about that. Dotson was to move here as soon as his house on Harris Drive a ready to move in. When people caught word of that there were many complaints.
I contacted the male who verbally identified himself as Andrew Hansen. Hansen told me at about 2000 hours his daughters, Amiyah Hansen and Kierra Jones, were playing in the park of the apartment complex. Hansen said he was driving to the store, but drove by the park first to check on his daughters.
I personally have never experienced anything that has changed my life. My parents never got a divorce, no one that was super close to me passed away, and I have only broken one bone in my body but I would hardly call it that. Although I have never gone through a tough time in my personal life, I know plenty that have. There have been many horrible things that have happened all around the world, yet with those tragedies there have been amazing inventions, incredible blessings, and breathtaking events. Sadly along with incredible events come horrifying times.
She related that he may be in the area of the trailer park located at 365 N Fortuna Blvd. We responded to the trailer park and were directed a trailer on the south side of the park. I knocked on the door and while doing so, a subject was observed by probation,
But the second week we were there we started school at Brookside Elementary it was a way we could escape from that sinister house. Every time I would try and go to sleep at night i would hear tapping on the walls and the room was small and dark. I ended meeting one of my cousins there that would see my mom a lot he would tell us about what she 's been up too. I found out my mom took it hard when she lost us she started drinking and doing drugs I didn 't really know what drugs were at my age but I figured it was bad.
In July of 1984, in Alamance County in North Carolina, an assailant broke into the victim’s – Jennifer Thompson-Cannino – apartment and attacked and raped her. Later on that same night, the same assailant broke into another apartment, attacked and raped a second woman. Jennifer Thompson-Cannino, was a 22-year-old college student at the time. She had never met the defendant, Ronald Cotton, until she picked him out of a line-up as her attacker and rapist. Ronald Cotton was initially convicted based only on the victim identifying him as her attacker.
so you might wonder why I stayed there until I was 19, well I told you how it was at home but school life was way worse. you see at home the abuse was mostly physical, but at school, hah at school, it, was, Mental, top dogs think they are hot shit and to prove it they need someone to pick on, enter my brothers and me, I can 't speak for how bad it was for my brothers but they must really have stepped on some toes for boy did I inherit a world of torture. from both teacher and kids alike. it started small like most things do with the teacher arranging seats so that I had to sit next to a drafty window, which meant I always had a cold, next was never being picked for questions that I raised my hand for, and picking me for those that I didn 't, even if there was those who had their hands raised. now kids ain 't stupid they pick up on such things, and so I became a target, my grades dropped, which gave the teachers even more reason to pick on me, you get
I know that I had made a mistake and nobody is perfect but this was very scary for me. Being in jail is not a place for no one, a place I will not return too. Now, my first time in Tulsa downtown court house was tragic my heart was racing. When the judge called my name I felt shocked.
I’ve been in jail for around a year now, I’ve made three new friends. We meet up at lunch and have chats about almost anything. Today’s chat is about how we ended up in jail. I found out that all of my friends were arrested because they were caught stealing. One of my friends said, “how’d you end up here Bob?”