Domestic Disturbance

Previously
the same  officer comes to the call and made his comment saying
"He is like that because of you" meaning mother

We arrive at Maria's home in White Rock, BC and find the sliding glass door to the second door residence a jar. Shortly after I began to compute and clean up a room as I am instructed to do Maria L and I.

As a Mental Health Worker being let go from her recent employment, I met her at a Downtown Eastside Woman's Shelter-spending the night.

As we discussed or present issue we decide to continue speaking to eachother and how maybe we should spend more time together. A entrepreneurial spirit that's what would seem to make more sense to me,  in a effort to barder and collaborating for  to serve, assist in the organization of the Art and Performance.

It would be wonderful to see a community outlook-reaching billions of viewers who like to watch.

Father Beaten To Death By 9 Sheriffs, Bystanders Captured On Camera

AUTHOR Libertarian Girl

May 14, 2013 2:15pm PST

A Bakersfield father of four died this week after struggling with nearly nine police officers outside of a medical facility. Witnesses say that the thirty-three year old pled for his life.

Reports say he died early Wednesday morning after being struck by nine officers an unreported number of times. He was believed to be intoxicated.

Some witnesses evidently filmed the incident on their cellphones. However, deputies were quick to confiscate the phones.Individuals who claim they saw the event in addition to Silva’s relatives recounted a scene where officers were beating a powerless man to death.  Witnesses were outraged at video evidence being confiscated by deputies.

According to Reason Magazine:

John Tello, a criminal law attorney, is representing two witnesses who took video footage and five other witnesses to the incident. He said his clients are still shaken by what they saw.
“When I arrived to the home of one of the witnesses that had video footage, she was with her family sitting down on the couch, surrounded by three deputies,” Tello said.
Tello said the witness was not allowed to go anywhere with her phone and was being quarantined inside her home.

When Tello tried to talk to the witness in private and with the phone, one of the deputies stopped him and told him he couldn’t take the phone anywhere because it was evidence to the investigation, the attorney said…..
A search warrant wasn’t presented to either of the witnesses until after Tello arrived, he said, adding that one phone was seized before the warrant was produced.

Tello said the phone of the first witness was taken after the deputies told him he was either going to give up the phone the easy way or the hard way.

Charles Ramsey Interview, Cleveland Man That Found "Amanda Berry" INTERVIEW & 911 Call

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"charles ramsey" interview "amanda berry". Cleveland resident Charles Ramsey is a hero today after discovering the home where three missing women had been held for nearly a decade. A reporter for Cleveland's ABC affiliate caught up with Ramsey, who told the story of what happened after he heard screaming coming from his neighbor's house.

Ramsey said he was walking by when he saw a girl "going nuts, trying to get out of this house." Once he was able to get the door open, the woman, who he later found out was Amanda Berry, asked him to call 911. Berry had been missing since 2003 when she was 17-years-old. Once the police arrived, they went into the house and came out with two more women who had been missing, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight.

Asked what his reaction was when he first saw the girls' faces, Ramsey said, "I knew something was wrong when a little, pretty white girl ran into a black man's arms." He added, "Something is wrong here. Dead giveaway."

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Ramsey: I'm American and a Human Being

• By: Jenée Desmond-Harris | Posted: May 8, 2013 at 11:12 AM

 

Charles Ramsey (NBC)

Charles Ramsey, the Cleveland man who discovered missing teens Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight, spoke to Cleveland's NBC affiliate yesterday, pushing back on the "hero" label that's been affixed to him since his video interview went viral.
"I don't even want it," Ramsey said of the attention. "They keep saying I'm a hero. Let me tell you something -- I'm an American, and I'm a human being. I'm just like you. I work for a living. There was a woman in distress, so why turn your back on that?"

Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight

CBC News

Three women who went missing separately about a decade ago were found Monday in a home just south of downtown Cleveland. http://cbc.sh/QO1J7uO

Cleveland Police arrested three brothers, and said the women had likely been tied up during years of captivity.

One of the women said she had been abducted and told an emergency dispatcher, "I'm free now."

Crowds gathered Monday night on the street near the home where the city's police chief said he thought Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight had been held since they went missing when they were in their teens or early 20s.

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Michael Dunahee

Michael Dunahee composite sketch issued

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Michael Dunahee was four years old when he disappeared from a Victoria playground in 1991 (michaeldunahee.ca)

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VIDEO: The search for Michael Dunahee

The family of Michael Dunahee, who disappeared more than 21 years ago in one of B.C.'s most infamous missing child cases, has issued a new, age-enhanced image of their son.
The new picture is an estimate of what Dunahee would look like as a 26-year-old man, more than two decades after he vanished without a trace from the playground of Victoria's Blanshard Elementary School.
He was last seen on March 4, 1991, wearing a blue-hooded jacket with red lining and red cuffs, a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles T-shirt, multi-coloured rugby pants and blue sneakers.
Michael's parents, Crystal and Bruce Dunahee, have never given up hope of finding their son and last year launched a website, www.michaeldunahee.ca, containing photos and video of Michael and a link to submit tips.
After the four-year-old disappeared, police conducted one of the largest searches for a missing child in Canadian history and Dunahee's parents helped put in place the Amber Alert system now used for missing children.
But despite more than 10,000 tips, police are no closer to solving the case, which remains active.

Aj Alexander

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Disappeared at the age of 6 1/2
AJ  Alexander would be 21 years today if he was found.
Mother: " Taken from the backyards as the baby sitter was on the street having coffee and talking with friends present and mom at work"

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