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INTRODUCTION: This case involved Renako Sharice Cooks being a danger to herself and others. Cooks reportedly stated that she wanted to kill herself. Cooks would not respond to any questions asked by officers. She was transported to Kaiser Sunset Emergency Room (ER) where she was placed on a WIC 5150 hold. INVESTIGATION: On 12-23-15 at approximately 0810 hours, Officer Cass #2067 and I responded to 94 W. Mountain Street for a female, later identified as Renako Sharice Cooks, reportedly taking her mother’s vehicle, Rita Cooks without permission.

With fighting there comes a lot of violence and we are not just talking the physical type of violence, we are talking about the multiple types of violence in which will cause psychological violence. They all come together to create this one big battle in which a lot of people who got hurt not just physically, but emotionally and physically. Homer told this tale of Iliad and Robert Fagles translated it so we could understand and in this poem there is a lot of violence that happens that is not just the physical kind, but there is also Linguistic, and psychological violence that occurs in this tale. Physical violence is the main type of violence that happens in Homers the Iliad this type of violence is the least important out of the other types of violence because we all know that people are going to die in war. The worst part about the physical violence in this poem is how detailed and descriptive the scenes of the battles are.

Melinda Sordino begins her freshman year with an unrevealed secret. She’s hated by all students because when the summer was coming to an end, she went to a party and called the police. She has to go through judgments and physical bullying ever since. Till she finally tells the world what happened that night and everything changes. The book’s point of view is 1st person narrator.

When Macbeth kills Duncan he says that only “the innocent sleep” and he “hath murdered sleep”. Macbeth feels that he is the true murderer but as seen in Lady Macbeth's tortured state after, it presents compelling evidence for her role in it all. She questions her inability to not get the “blood” of her hands, “What, will these hands never be clean?” (5.1.37) and goes on to exclaim that no matter what, no amount of “all the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten (her) hand” (5.1. 43). Lady Macbeth’s sleepwalking and need to get rid of the blood by washing her hands is ironic considering what she said to Macbeth right after the murder, “Go get some water, And wash this filthy witness from your hands” (2.2.

Violence is all around us, without we even knowing it and it won’t change. Life can be tough, especially those who aren’t being accepted for who they are but judge by their appearance, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity and other norms that doesn’t follow societal norms. Violence is used to show power, authority, and sometimes to make a point about an issue. For example, when Sin-Dee got splash by urine, it express the hatred that some people feel towards non-heterosexual people. Also, it present how non-heterosexual are being treated differently than heterosexual person.

Billie Holiday Billie Holiday. The name evokes smoky jazz clubs, half drunk tumblers of whiskey and the ache in your chest every time you hear her sing. Born Eleanora Fagen in 1915, Billie lived a hardscrabble life. Abandoned by her father as a young child, and raped at age 10, she began a life of addiction and painful living that haunted her until her dying day. After her rape, she was sent away to a reformatory for “seducing her attacker”.

The next day, Minny called Aibileen and told her that she went to Hilly’s house and “got her back” because she was telling everybody that Minny steals. At this point, we don’t know what Minny did, we find that out later. While she was on the phone with Aibileen, her husband Leroy came home and started hitting her. I can guess that he was drunk. I am sure that he didn’t find out that she lost her job because he would kill her.

There, she found a farmer who helped her, and called the cops. All three men were caught, and charged. The incident started on August 8, around 10 p.m; when the girl was lured away from home by Thomas Baker, her friend’s father. Baker told the girl he needed help with his son, and being an innocent 15-year-old girl, fell into the trap. The men tortured the girl not only with rape, but attempting to drown, hang, and drug her.

Swearing has been a part of the English language for a long time, foul language as it is also known, appears in many languages. Offensive language can be heard in everyday speech and it is becoming more and more common around the world. Swearing can also be a sign of people not being educated well enough. If they were educated well, they would possibly use a little bit less swearing to properly express their emotions due to having a larger vocabulary. Swearing is mostly an unconscious reaction to express emotion, like when you get hurt or you lose something valuable.

Blanche was also the reason that her young husband killed herself. Blanche was away and when she came back into the house, Blanche 's husband was in the bed with another man. Later in the story Blanche and her husband went out drinking together at a club. On the dance floor, Blanche told her young husband that she was, “disgusted with him.” Blanche was sickened by her husband being homosexual and said the wrong thing at the wrong time. She told him he was disgusting which led him to committing suicide.

Former delinquent takes on Government and wins Vickie Lee Roach receives her degree. August 31, 2007 The champion of prisoners ' rights had an unlikely path to High Court victory, writes Karen Kissane. VICKIE Lee Roach was taken from her mother when she was two and thinks of herself as a member of the stolen generation. She is in jail because she left a young man with burns to 45 per cent of his body after she smashed into his car while trying to escape police. At the time, she had alcohol, four kinds of tranquillisers, morphine and a cannabis-related substance in her blood.

The night she called the cops and got slapped for it. The night that she lost all of her friends. On page 74 when she talks about "its face" she 's referring to her rapist, Andy (Beast) Evans. Those two quotes connect because she was raped by "IT" on "that night." "It" meaning Andy on the night of the party.

In the novel Fahrenheit 451 by ray Bradbury, a fireman named Montag burned books for a living. One day he met a 17-year-old girl named Clarisse McClellane, she made him question his life, if he happy the way he is living, pondering the absurd question, Montag receives knowledge from Clarisse. He becomes more aware of his environment. he realizes his life is unstable. First his wife, Mildred, attempts suicide by swallowing a bottle of sleeping pills.

Mrs.Margaret Macey had just got home from the country club where she was cooling off after her fight with Mr. Macey. I am mrs. doofenshmirtz and I am on the homicide case of Mr.Macey. Mrs. Margaret Macey murdered her husband on February 14th around 1AM, the morning after their huge argument about Mr.Macey’s drinking problem. Mrs.Macey was not happy. So acting irrational, she got home and she murdered her husband.

A Critique of Speak Keeping a secret for a whole school year would be a challenge. One may find that the novel Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson explores the challenges of keeping a secret. The story is about a girl, Melinda Sordino, who gets raped over the summer at a party and is helpless. That year at school all of her best friends are now her ex-friends because they didn’t know what happened. She doesn’t tell anyone about this terrifying memory until the end of the year.