The city of Los Angeles California has had a long history of iniquity and gang violence, it is no secrete and there seems to be no end or answer to the problem. Enter Jamiel Shaw a 17 year old boy who was snatch and killed by suspect gang members on March 2 of this year. He was walkway home from school when two gang members pulled up in a car and asked him, Where are you from? When Jamiel failed to answer they then shot him and sped away. He was so close to his home, that his own father was qualified to run to his son?s side and helplessly ensure as Jamiel slowly began to die. The shooter was one Pedro Espinoza, an illegal transfer and documented member of the 18th street gang. Police foreland William Bratton said Espinoza had been released from jail in an assault case the daytime before Shaws killing.
What makes this story relevant is because it?s sparked a arguable new regularisation; Jamiel?s Law. Jamiel?s law would let in LAPD officers to investigate and arrest gang members who are in this body politic illegally. A practice which is currently bared by picky Order 40, a law which forbids officers from arresting or mocking people on suspicion of being in the unsophisticated illegally.
Now while opponents of Jamiel?s law say that this ordinance get out end ?sanctuary city? for illegal aliens Jamiel?s law is specifically meant to target gang members. Jamiels law will not put an end to gang violence hardly will give law enforcement some aid in this seemingly endless parade of crime. The ordinance was drafted by Walter Moore, a practicing trail attorney with 20 years of experience, and is being pushed send by Jamiel?s father and mother. The ordinance will be moved to the March 2009...
If you want to get a full information about our service, visit our page: How it works.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.