While
many of us have never been assaulted where we currently live and never will,
there are others all over the world who have and are apprehensive to venture
outside their homes again; but, there are also those who are tired of this
bullying and are fighting back.
Pittsburgh
Police
say a Beaver County woman may have thwarted a robbery, by running over a
suspect with her car. Aliquippa police
say a witness saw a man walking down a street carrying what appeared to be a
sawed off shotgun.
She called police, but noticed that the man was heading in the direction of a group of children. Police say she feared White was going to shoot the children, so she ran over him with her car.
She called police, but noticed that the man was heading in the direction of a group of children. Police say she feared White was going to shoot the children, so she ran over him with her car.
White
was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Police believe he
was actually going to rob the Circle K mini-mart down the road and that she may
have prevented the robbery.
They say White was carrying an airsoft pellet gun which had been sawed off to look like a shotgun, and the orange tip had been taken off.
The
Beaver County District Attorney says they are not going to charge her with
running White over.
Detroit
Community
members in one Detroit neighborhood took matters into their own hands and beat
an accused rapist of a 15-year-old girl with Down Syndrome after they say
Detroit Police failed to respond.
The
suspect lives in the same neighborhood as the victim. Members of the Hubbard
Farms community say the man has mental health issues. They posted his face on
flyers around the neighborhood to warn others.
Family
friend of the victim, says the teen waited for seven hours at the hospital for
Detroit Police to administer a rape kit. She reportedly waited five days before
police interviewed her about the sexual assault and 21 days until Detroit
Police sent the rape kit to the Michigan State Police Crime Lab.
Other
community members were equally outraged at what they believed was a lack of
response by Detroit Police and on Monday took matters into their own hands. The
community beat the accused rapist with a baseball bat so badly he needed to go
to the hospital.
Paint this author with the colors
of civil disobedience but I take my hat off to all of those who have or will
fight back with criminals.
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