people watching them commit crimes being prosecuted because of. they'll go after witnesses they'll intimidate them and if they have to the old even try to kill them you can see how they're marking up their neighborhood as village voice. my personal opinion is a lot of gangs get a sympathetic ear to the general public and when the public 6 posed to exactly what these guys do. then everyone agrees that we don't want to in our neighborhood.

a doozy. obviously it's been challenging for you. and hard you know to lose a family member. is very hard. he was a little bit drunk he drank that night and then the next morning me i didn't hear from him and i was a will and that's weird and i'm like you must be really mad at me and i didn't hear from him i didn't know what was going on and then they come up to me that and then

ok what's going on why i mean what i do and then i'm like thinking like in my head like ok i haven't done anything bad and i haven't done anything that i can think of anything and asking all where we got last night and the 1st thing that pops into my whole you know what's going on what's wrong with what you know i told him that he was he came is he in jail is he like her what's wrong with him like the last thing i thought of him was what was wrong with him you know the last thing and then towards the end they tell me ok we're going to take it and. who did we found his body. dolphin after i heard was that i didn't hear anything else like that they were just like it would really make no more use going on it's not true. you. know and then i just don't remember anything after that after that i remember i was crying and they not believing it still and i don't really believe it's going to can be truly cannot be true but. they say it gets better to get

those winds rosie king's i was it for as we just everyone would say old he was young he wasn't even 21 good and eventually we're going to move out on our own we have plans really hope and she's awesome she looks like her which is what. i thought and i think when i look around i see him with a little bit of peace in him but it's hard at the same time because i don't know why it's just we're trying to get rosie the life we were never a month or a for her like not to grow up you know because i know who was raised here for him does was it for him this was basically it like that said he never got out of here and i want was he to get out and i do her who is going. yes tell her that he's in a little until her that's what's left of this.

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up in a basketball game a large crowd hanging around the parking lot so we were just there to disperse the crowd because when you get large crowds like that drinking nothing good ever happens from that so we are said down there to make sure what he gets home safely. we only want to. so that's where the big problem with the ponies that i was trying to make. his life there. was so you know because what the government does. to stop it. it's just

a very rough treatment on the street. and nothing there was one arrest for it one individual who didn't want to go along with the program so we had to rest i'm. sure my little one has done. this yet he's doing. the c.r.a. joining. us from you know what. is the best way to give it to all of us do look at this go they got a. little a good look at it look at us they think they took us they came in. took him down because he was talking. you can say what you want to say and all right to put their hand on him you know as will go down around his son tom some

time ago. as a black police officer it's definitely different. than again i am brittany off rather than you know a black police officer but it's definitely different it works both ways some people some citizens are more comfortable talking to me because i'm black and some people think that i should give people a lot of breaks because i'm black you know i get down to tom think oh not at me so it is my pain a little more stressful being a black police officer down here but. i don't know why but i actually like it i don't want to work on the other team is not like you know. working in this area. are you prepared to give up on the andre was on a rhyme. he had got into a domestic dispute with the child's mother she knew he was on the run she still

called the police are. not taking anything the same thing negative about her so he fled to the house that was down the street so he gets into a standoff what i would say about. 1520 sheriff's officers if you feel you 7 are bad bad bad. bad you. know one of those many you know you know. where you are you can let you. know. that if. you get. the police are to my right i'm behind a small gang but i can see the camera lens and focus on the andre on the porch it's dark. i don't know if he hasn't gone thank you yet it may be.

that i don't know what's going to come out that this is the situation i know i have a lot of aggressive people that's on the scene so we're all just trying to feel fill it out oh what's going on that knowing nothing about it you know going to leave you no no. no no no word is this big long dialogue talking back and forth with the sheriff there saying give yourself up you say look i want to run i'm for going to for ever in a penitentiary just grant me the chance to see my girl i'm not going to hurt or i just want to see my girl and we can all be fair peacefully they will i know give yourself a listen in the dog so he's a gang member in a league we've got a tough mentality so he's like not having met you know i'm going to die right here now stasi. it is a mystery. to

. you that it would help you get some point in your life where. you don't care anymore nobody cares about you so you don't care about anything all they given to him is aggression cantars of aggression and i'd given him any sympathy like you know what just cause maybe mother knowing that his baby mother isn't a cop car they will say all she wants in a hospital so he's thinking like i'm going to lose my baby life so here's what they want top of anxiety is right now you. know. i told you you never to have to tell a little yes you. know i'm just wondering. if you are right here it is hard. to. hear you but. can't. believe it is.

you know i met you both. that is good. for you that you that you know you are doing it so we're planning now we're just we're just listen to knock i can feel the tension oh i feel like something's for happen you know something's going to happen you don't know to what extent it's going to happen but you can feel it was raised i'm getting goosebumps in this dialogue is going on and in the middle of a dialogue is like a dance like. live . live. live. live live.

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and let. it go. for you know that you. might be on my you know you mentioned it maybe i'm here when you. come here. so as we wait out the tension increases and also silence to the cops time back on give up yourself come on right now you're not seeing your baby mother now period you not seeing her you give up yourself right now we're standing in a dog's. name a man with no options so it's very very very tense dog of war her he's round up bringing a dog we're going to dog if you bring in a dog i will blast on it with you know you. like. your kind of go. where.

you are so. good. they released the dog when they released the dog. he jumps up to protect herself from getting bit like anybody would to shield themselves from getting bit so he gets up with a shoe in his hand he throws it if you. know. when this motion happens we're going to pop pop pop pop pop. it was a sure. you. got the commander in a bag i didn't tell any. by to sure i never gave that order to go. oh oh oh i love you. they go pick up the dog they send

a medal back for the dog and all sentimental back for that the kid has shaken on the ground they still come out with their guns pointed at him like as if he's going to get up he's not going to get up after that nobody's going to get up out again shot $88.00 times they reported $23.00 shots he was shot $88.00 times in his body but you're.

right now there's a small little war. in which we in the bounty hunters great story. we could be anything as minor as a girl because somebody took somebody else's girl so. somebody gets shot in a war breaks out. you know in the past the gang members would do as you know they committed drive by they would ask you where you're from and if you gave out the wrong answer . they kill you now. want to gang member going to drive by or a walk up and well someone where you're from doesn't. what your answer is you can get killed anyway there is no correct answer and i don't know why that started or where that came from but. nowadays if. a gay member asked you where you're from

boston do is run because going to shop. the gangs are in the schools and there's not a lot of police presence in the school so they basically have free reign there. and it starts off when they're young you know you get the little youngsters out there fighting in the schools. and it spills onto the streets and you know the teachers are out there trying to do the best job they can but it's just a it's a tough environment and you have the good kids that are actually trying to get education they've got to deal with all the gang feuds that are going on. in the schools.

a lot of our students come from single family homes and a large majority of our students around 70 percent of my kids are actually coming from foster homes every kid wants to learn and i don't think that any one of our kids comes with the intention to gangbang every single day that's not part of their agenda. this is to make sure that my kids exit to get home avalon boulevard is the street that they have to cross over any of the crossover walk down to get to the train station to get down to their homes across avalon boulevard and sometimes kids go. and see. what high schools run about 720 years gangs so the dangers that we face that kids come in to and from school so we have

a safe passage program which consist of law enforcement c.r.'s the public safety within our pipes conform that actually do security on campus and off campus and our community gang in a bid to record former gang members that change their lives and they kind of help us with a safe passage say fastens a 1000 feet from the school so our jurisdiction far has been the security on campus we could at least 1000 feet from the school. we work in concert with l.a.p.d. and a loss as county sheriff on a side track campus. we are security officers or allowed to carry and cuss pepper spray and firearms we was a see somebody at 2nd kid we will definitely jump out and stop that person from attacking a kid and yes we can detain him in holding the l.a.p.d. gets. we have had kids get shot you know come to school the 1st that was the 2nd year that we was here with green dot kids walking the school and. you guys

walked up to him. and shot him he was a former gay member that was trying to get his life together he was trying to you know. get a good education and but you know what you already been tagged as a gang member you know even though you try to turn your life around and try to do right ok look at it like that so much. the chase the guy that actually shot him cornered him in a back yard l.a.p.d. came to the perimeter and they was actually because we saw the guy that l.a.p.d. was actually able to make an arrest. is special here in l.a. you never know something's going to happen his. days have been spared a moment so some days days be real cool and nothing happened and then some days you know it's as soon i guess war 3 out here. so starting going into high school i went to morningstar high school and inglewood california. i can remember being around the age of 15 or 16 or we started becoming

active gang members after high school i've experienced dayton a so-called enemy and 97 was about 18 and experiencing that situation and having a revealed in front of my homeboys. almost cost me my life. and saying that i remember it was 97 maybe 2 weeks before my graduation one of my homeboys close to me. wanted to kill me and it was like a dark night i just remember it was kind of dark and it was one light twitching and within that light that was to you know twitching like i remember looking across the street and it was one of my homeboys from my neighborhood at a trench coat on and he walked up towards me and i remember him telling me i was and i said well we'll sub you here to see me and he pulled out the 45 and he put it to my face and. with that within that quick 2nd i snooped

the gun very smooth i seen all the bullets and the barrel. and he start talking crazy he was on the start talking crazy talking about you know i should be smoked because i'm dana enemy and i understand i know the protocol for females you know like you don't date enemies you don't date other fools from other neighborhoods i think the guys who probably get away with it but for females no and so because i did date somebody from another neighborhood it almost cost my life. he pulled the trigger but it was like a spiritual thing that happened that i can't explain till this day i mean for me i think it was god that was my transition of changing because when he pulled the trigger the barrel moved but no bullets didn't come out and i blacked out and when i blacked out i remember fallen in his black tunnel i thought i was shot in the hit i thought i was going to hell because i was i was in this black tunnel falling and then finally i was just looking back and i'm like where am i like i did already or

was going on i'm going to hell and i remember start i started to pray the off father to hell mary because this is things that i kind of remember from catechism and i said you know what i've said a lot but it's better to go on and pray and just hope that the lord you know forgive me for my sins and i move forward and i remember looking back as i fall in this tunnel it was the virgin mary's hands and i accepted my death and when i accepted my dad i was back and i'm still standing up the person still pull in the trigger and the bullets are not even coming out and it's clicking. and then my mom comes finally he runs and my mom just pulls up and i'm just shocked like oh my god i could have my brains landed on the floor 2 weeks before graduation.

you know it's difficult to get in and out of south central los angeles and it's it's just a violent area that the level of violence that people live with is an example entirely unacceptable when i was a little girl my parents took me to vietnam when i was in saigon during the tet offensive i was not as afraid in saigon with bombs dropping every day from dusk till dawn as i was when i came back to los angeles because i was the victim in los angeles i didn't feel like i was a victim in vietnam and the level of violence i feel is just the same really even though they don't declare it to be a war zone it isn't worth the. cameras in the public housing developments there was great disdain in the community didn't want the cameras there there's already bars on the windows and some of the developments and the community perspective was already living in a prison when you drive by our community it looks like a prison and now you're adding video cameras and now you're watching us and being

brothers always watching us we just want to feel like we're a normal community but on the other hand the cameras have been extremely successful as it relates to long for some and a witness intimidation we've had some murders occur inside jordan downs and caught them on video where we didn't have to ask a community member to put their life in danger and testify because we got it all on video so i think now that it's grown on the community and they realize that we're utilizing it not to suppress them but to help them it's been extremely successful. we've got a crumbling infrastructure roads bridges tunnels are not working we've got students that are in massively in debt and probably will never add to the productivity of society all because of this. propaganda that debt doesn't matter we just know it to ourselves. on this

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the chemicals continue to poison hawaii and its people so one has to ask the question whether there is a form of environmental research going on in hawaii whether these companies feel they can get away with this because the people have less political power. ah. ah. it is you know. i was not. i. i.

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