Dedicated Police Want YOU Safe

DANGEROUS LIVING PART 2

Every day Police round up, arrest, and have a conviction rate
in Riverside that is quite amazing, considering. The escalation
of crime due to drugs is down right scary. Dangerous Living is
not only about Seniors, the poor, and the wealthy looking at
their bottom-line only. It's about LAWS that many times
conflict.

Drug-related crimes

Illegal drugs are related to crime in multiple ways. Most

directly, it is a crime to use, possess, manufacture, or distribute
drugs classified as having a potential for abuse (such as
cocaine, heroin, morphine and amphetamines). Drugs are also
related to crime as drug trafficking and drug production are
often controlled by drug cartels, organized crime and gangs.
The statistics on this page summarize the various ways that
drugs and crime are related in the United States. Links for
other countries are provided below. Some drug related crime
involves crime against the person such as robbery or sexual
assaults.[1]

U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics

2002 in U.S. about a quarter of convicted property and drug
offenders in local jails had committed their crimes to get money
for drugs, compared to 5% of violent and public order
offenders. Among State prisoners in 2004 the pattern was
similar, with property (30%) and drug offenders (26%) more
likely to commit their crimes for drug money than violent (10%) and public-order offenders
(7%). In Federal prisons property offenders (11%) were less than half as likely as drug offenders
(25%) to report drug money as a motive in their offenses.
In 2004, 17% of U.S. State prisoners and 18% of Federal inmates said they committed their
current offense to obtain money for drugs. These percentages represent a slight increase for
Federal prisoners (16% in 1997) and a slight decrease for State prisoners (19% in 1997).

Alcohol-related crime
Of the adult US population, at least 75% are drinkers; and
about 6% of the total group are alcoholics. In groups which are
almost 100% drinkers, the alcoholism rate is about 8%. Many
reports state that about 73% of felonies are alcohol-related. One
survey shows that in about 67% of child-beating cases, 41% of
forcible rape cases, 80% of wife-battering, 72% of stabbings,
and 83% of homicides, either the attacker or the victim or both
had been drinking.[2]
It wasn't so long ago that folks here didn't want any more BS or excuses as to why Criminals are
more important than honest folks rather poor or not.

Victims’ Rights Week events, begin on Monday, April 19. This year marks the fourth consecutive
year the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office has hosted local events in conjunction with
National Crime Victims’ Rights Week to honor those who have lost their lives to violent crime.
Last year, more than 5,000 people attended Victims’ Rights Week events in Riverside County.

Victims’ Rights Week started with three nights of candlelight vigils, the first being was held
Monday, April 19 at Temecula Duck Pond Park, 28250 Rancho California Road, Temecula. On
Tuesday, a vigil will be held at Palm Desert Civic Center Park, 43900 San Pablo, Palm Desert.
The final vigil will be Wednesday at the Victim’s Memorial Wall at the DA’s Office, 3960 Orange
St., Riverside. All vigils begin at 7 p.m.

On Thursday, April 22, the Victims’ Rights March, attended by thousands each year, began in
front of the Riverside Historic Courthouse, 4050 Main St. and proceeded a few blocks to the
Victim’s Wall at the DA’s Office on Orange Street. The march started at 11:30 a.m. and
concluded about 1 p.m.

Guest speakers that joined Mr. Pacheco included former NFL defensive back Kermit Alexander
of the Los Angeles Rams and the San Francisco 49ers, whose family was gunned down in 1984;
Steve Twist, a leader in victims’ rights and former chief assistant attorney general of Arizona;
and Mike Reynolds, whose daughter Kimber was a murder victim, which led Reynolds to help
create the state’s Three Strikes Law.

But look at the picture folks, the poor, middle class and others surround the air with trying to get
something done. As I always said; The Dead, are always teaching, The Living... How To LIVE.
The mindless sculpting of our kids brains is
pandemic. It's cool to take drugs, cool to act like a
fool, cool to dress like a “thug,” cool to act scary,
cool to terrorize. All “lifestyle” geared up to “gotta
buy it now” attitudes driven by the not so honest
Advertising and Marketing White Collar level.
(Photo from Alternative Styles Wetpaint).

It would seem that, what we lack here is pure acceptance, and allowing a person's full expression
to develop into the many levels of their own hearts expression. Here's what really gets me
Readers, Angel of Alternative Styles Wetpaint does go one step further in her description....
Here's is where we need to wake up to the "root cause" of why someone would choose the Thugz
life....

"A Thug can be described a few different ways. One of them is growing up in poverty dealing
with struggles every single day and feeling that life is hopeless like they have no future all there is
look forward to is another drug deal, crime, etc that is one way of a thug.

A Thug can also be described as a person who has lead a life of crime, a few example of a thug
would be robbing people to supply their drug habits, bank robberies, killing people, you know
the rest that's another way of describing a thug.

Another way of putting it is you can be a thug if you have nothing in store for you, you don't take
shit from anyone, your depressed and having nothing left to give, and don't have a care in the
world about anything."

What are we doing here? Why would a child feel this way? Are we so consumed that we have
forgotten where we came from, and the judgments we faced growing up? Worst of all, are we that
fearful of our own Children and Grandchildren? What "shit" are they having to take from their
own blood relatives let alone a world?

To take a defensive posture,

one must first,
form a reason for the defense.
Is this why apparent strong men turn tail, the white collar crime is pandemic in the destruction of
rational thought. Oh Dangerous Living goes much further than impotent men castrated by the
slave owners of Commercial Developments in any industry from Mobile Homes, to what you eat.
The while collar crime is sucking a child’s originality, sucking every dime out of the poor, weak
and ill, and sucking integrity by the buckets. Using everything legal and non legal instrument to
absorb the financial resources of our young, and old, middle class and poor, and divisional
tactics that boggle the mind from gender to race specific.

I see it here where I live, black kid goes into the business of illegal drug-related stuff. The DEA
Undercover finally gets the kid off the streets. BUT the financial gain made by the Owner and
cohorts is years in the making at the expense of the honest hard working folks here at Santiago
Estates. The sane and the insane, the criminal on two sides of the same coin, the appendages of
Greed Gone Wild.

Crime is Crime, you see it and let it in and do nothing, that's still a crime. The Owner knew this
place has a problem, choose to accept blood money instead, coerced a willing Management, and
beat down a Committee to make his bottom-line not shrink. Thereby becoming “an accessory to
the Crime.”

Ohhhhhh the Ethical within the madness of all of this must be screaming in tears at night, to a
God of “their choosing.” The Sane Vs the Insane. Oh yes... God, Christians, and Ethics. Seems
the kindness of Jesus died along time ago. For this God is MONEY. This God is Brutal, Vengeful,
and Self Absorbing. YOU do not matter and YOUR children are nothing but pawns in a
workshop that produces their Advertising profit and resale value profit. I'm told “just Love the
people anyway.” Ok, that can be done, and......