On Friday April 8, 2016 Jennifer Patel published a commentary about a couple expecting a child a little boy to be exact, the soon to be mother wasn't feeling right so she decided to go into the emergency room. Taylor then discovered that she was diagnosed with incompetent cervix as they evaluated her more they also found out that her cervix was prematurely dilated causing their son's leg to start coming out of the womb.
In 2013, House Bill 2 was passed that a women of only 20 weeks can not be induced because they feel that the baby could feel the pain.
I honestly think that is so messed up because Taylor basically had to wait and let nature run its course and she had to wait, just sit there and wonder if she was going to have an okay baby or not have a baby at all which is so sad. I understand abortion is wrong she didn't want to kill her baby like most people do she wanted it to be okay and come out healthy. The baby did not end up making it and i bet that destroyed her. I most definitely think this rule should be reconsidered due to the circumstances.
So as that being said i do agree with Patel and where she is coming from, she makes a good point on why this is wrong.
Friday, April 22, 2016
Thursday, April 7, 2016
Texas officer appears to body-slam middle-school girl in shocking viral video
On Thursday, April 7, 2016 the Statesman published an article on an Officer that was put on paid administrated leave for body slamming a Middle School girl.
Officer Joshua Kehm was being video taped while he was trying to restrain a Rhodes Middle School student from San Antonio Texas. In this video you hear some kids laughing and some kids shouting with fear. It shows that he slams her to a brick walkway, handcuffs her, then leads her away. All of this happened because two girls were getting verbally aggressive and Khem was trying to stop it because it was getting pretty serious.
12 year old Janissa Valdez explained to reporters that she wasn't trying to fight with this girl she just wanted to talk alone with her. Valdez does not even remember being slammed to the ground. She thinks what Officer Khem did was and i quote "wrong"
Gloria Valdez, Janissa's mother says, "You could just hear where she hit the ground. And its nothing but concrete cement." "She wasn't moving. She was just knocked out. I wanted answers and nobody could give me answers."
Officer Joshua Khem declined to make a statement.
This whole article has me mixed on who's side I'm on, Yes is was wrong that a big man such as himself slammed a little girl to the ground like that. It's bad enough that Police Officers are already targeted to be "JERKS" "BAD PEOPLE" "CROOKED" and then something like this happens it makes them look even worse and of course no one is going to side with them. I also feel its kind of suspicious how they only recorded the part where he slammed the girl to the ground, usually in these "fight videos" they record the confrontation and none of that happened. Kids now and days believe that all Police Officers are bad, that they're out to get them. Maybe it was wrong of him to handle that situation as he did but maybe also nobody really knows the full story on what happened that day. He was the only adult around and perhaps the kids planned something or maybe not. An Officers job is to protect maybe that's what he was trying to do, and maybe that's not how he intended it to go. I do feel like this situation was handled properly by the head Police and Administrators by putting him on leave until they investigated more of the conflict that happened, and gave justice to the person that truly deserved it. Again i couldn't take a side exactly i could just state what i thought about this article.
Officer Joshua Kehm was being video taped while he was trying to restrain a Rhodes Middle School student from San Antonio Texas. In this video you hear some kids laughing and some kids shouting with fear. It shows that he slams her to a brick walkway, handcuffs her, then leads her away. All of this happened because two girls were getting verbally aggressive and Khem was trying to stop it because it was getting pretty serious.
12 year old Janissa Valdez explained to reporters that she wasn't trying to fight with this girl she just wanted to talk alone with her. Valdez does not even remember being slammed to the ground. She thinks what Officer Khem did was and i quote "wrong"
Gloria Valdez, Janissa's mother says, "You could just hear where she hit the ground. And its nothing but concrete cement." "She wasn't moving. She was just knocked out. I wanted answers and nobody could give me answers."
Officer Joshua Khem declined to make a statement.
This whole article has me mixed on who's side I'm on, Yes is was wrong that a big man such as himself slammed a little girl to the ground like that. It's bad enough that Police Officers are already targeted to be "JERKS" "BAD PEOPLE" "CROOKED" and then something like this happens it makes them look even worse and of course no one is going to side with them. I also feel its kind of suspicious how they only recorded the part where he slammed the girl to the ground, usually in these "fight videos" they record the confrontation and none of that happened. Kids now and days believe that all Police Officers are bad, that they're out to get them. Maybe it was wrong of him to handle that situation as he did but maybe also nobody really knows the full story on what happened that day. He was the only adult around and perhaps the kids planned something or maybe not. An Officers job is to protect maybe that's what he was trying to do, and maybe that's not how he intended it to go. I do feel like this situation was handled properly by the head Police and Administrators by putting him on leave until they investigated more of the conflict that happened, and gave justice to the person that truly deserved it. Again i couldn't take a side exactly i could just state what i thought about this article.
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