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You have those friends You grew up with
elementary school, that's four friends are missing.
Three of them die, and the other one lives without
possibility of parole in a penitentiary.
We all have to be educated about
This crime is called murder.
We can't enter it gang gang,
we can't put it in drugs,
we can't say it domestic violence,
no need stand alone.
You don't need to add any additional to it
That should be murder, and murder must be considered worst crime of all.
- Murder requires character.
This is not just going ' and holding back bad guys.
This work can be very difficult, and can be very painful.
The main thing I think about that makes us very effective in this section the city is a bond between
detective the murder job,
specifically murder, and community.
- Yes, this is Sal.
Sure.
Where?
Is the body still on the scene?
Okay, I just yes, I come with bed, so just drive time.
Let me get ready.
OK, see you later.
I have been touched by maybe at least 7,000 murders
investigation, are they are the cases I respond to,
the case that I handle, the case where I have answered the phone,
cases that have occurred are discussed in my office.
So basically I see it, as a murder detective,
the unit assigned to me,
we have handled a little more than 7,000 murders.
When the phone rings, is it for myself, or
especially sympathizers
handles certain cases,
there is that that frustration
one murder too much.
One murder only effects hundreds of lives,
what is it the victim's family,
detective family, neighbors,
community, news media, churches,
hospital, there are so many lives happen
by losing one person through cruel death.
So when the gun shot comes out,
when it's two inches that can save life,
or taking lives, happens, there is a frustrating part
from, "Wow, we have done so much, and
" People still have this series of violent ,
"Or this, why does this two gang go there,
" why does this person go out
"do robbery, and shooting?"
I hate when people say, "He is in the wrong place
" at the wrong time.
"He was wrong place at the wrong time."
There is no wrong place, and there is no wrong time.
Unless you do robbery, and you are in the bank,
and you're shot, guess what
You are wrong place, at the wrong time,
because you do something bad.
You send your child to school, you don't expect
he was caught in cross fire
from a shootout.
Your husband goes to work, and drives home
1:00 a.m., 2:30 p.m. in the morning, work three jobs,
and you don't expect him to get involved
robbery becomes bad where the person is shot.
They are not wrong place, at the wrong time,
People often ask, themselves or other detectives
always asking the question, "What is most memorable for you
" Case, what's the hardest cases, what cases stand out
"With you for years?"
Difficult, at least for myself answered,
and maybe because of the many people years I spent here,
for years I have seen so much violence
short time like that.
I have seen everything, beheading, mutilation,
shooting, stabbing, all types of death,
all types of ways a death, and that's not true
which is terrible especially especially prominent,
maybe the people are involved, maybe the victims,
maybe that day, location, or this year's time.
If you enter 80s and 90s in the context in Los Angeles,
we average 1,100 murders a year in the City of LA.
Most of them are in southern LA.
We have a police department that's around 8,000 officers,
so we don't work as heavy as we are now.
And everything we do about oppression.
Years ago, there was no I would ever
dealing with Police Department.
At that time, the police were a little more aggressive.
So far, they will do anything to you they want.
Drag you, talk nonsense to you, swear at you,
hit your head, whatever they want to do for you.
And this is a community surrounded by drugs and
gangs and murder, and we have worse police strength
in our community, try to kill him.
They don't try to fix it,
they don't try to catch it,
they try to suppress the in whatever way is needed.
In the 80s we would do it what is called
Hammer Operation.
Palu Task Force.
And we want to '2 to 300 extra police officers
on Friday or Saturday night in south LA,
trying to do something to stop violence.
And they are stereotyped you are very fast.
All you have to do is become walk on the road,
one or two people, and they will attract you,
a run of your name, find out where you are
and what you do.
And if you slip and say you're in a gang,
they will mark you on the little card
and you will be labeled a gang member since then.
That is rather effective, but what we don't see
at that time, it's suppression model,
alienate the community.
As a citizen in Indonesia between the two,
there is no place for me.
They will do what they will do,
whether I like it or not.
And the streets will fight back against them,
whether I like it or not.
So they butt face to face.
We don't see long-term effects from it,
so when Rodney King happens, we have no support,
we don't have a relationship.
He is not a member of this nightmare.
He is not a participant in this nightmare.
But they beat him like him.
They beat him like that he was a gang member
they try to press.
And after that life through all 80s
and enter the 90s and see that,
now everything I do, is based on my partnership
with people in this community.
And with that partnership, we see a reduction in violence,
we see extraordinary increase trust
in the police department.
And with that increase believe that relationship
stronger, and stronger, and stronger.
Like anywhere else , it's like family
or whatever, it works.
We switch from nightmares, to novelty,
for greater possibilities.
So we've finished, no, no.
Last week, it was amazing weeks, Glodster, Moore,
Butterworth, Cafgan and Turvy catches a man
in 198 and Main for murder...
They can be there are others,
You can be in a robbery,
You could be something else,
but to decide that you will be a murder detective,
that requires a lot of things.
As far as our number, we three divisions each,
down around 19% in murders, so it's very good.
Last year was a good year,
this year it seems they might even be better.
You don't even have a clue who I am.
You don't know my child.
But you are willing to take the opportunity
to find out who killed him.
Doug.
Hey, I just want to think about yesterday to meet
the family is in the southwest, it's very good.
The woman delivers everything the way to Vegas,
The murder happened 17 years ago,
and we met him yesterday,
he just wants to thank them,
even though the case is even unresolved,
only for perseverance since they have already done the case.
That says a lot.
Attributes that exist best to have as a murder
investigators are passion for the job,
and passion for the people.
Knowledge will come about TKP management,
about crime scene investigation,
interrogation law, write search warrant,
all those things can be taught.
What can't be taught is passion for the job,
and people's love and love the job
and why you do it.
How are you?
- What are you doing, Bull?
Actually you say you are in my son's case.
- How are you doing today?
Hey, how are you?
- Come here.
- Hi sister, how are you?
He works, when I am my son, my son is killed.
Murder, will help me, 'member?
Yes of course.
- Today is his birthday.
Yes, I see that.
Yes.
How are you?
So when I look at choosing people for murder,
I'm looking at what's the point,
what motivates them.
They just passed here trying to check the box,
say, "Hey I work for murder several years" and continue,
even though that might work,
it's not the ideal murder investigator.
The ideal murder investigator is someone who sees it
and know it's a call.
That's something they want to do,
they don't do it for anything reason or short period of time.
This is what is in their DNA.
Yes it will work really hard, people don't know,
Yes, I will go home and yes, I will take this with you.
Yes it will make it private.
And I like it for that.
OK thank you.
Yes, it will work very hard, people never say yes, thank you.
Oh thank you.
- Victims, we victims.
You are right.
- You know, family.
I like ya'll.
Thank you.
Yes it will continue good work here.
Sister okay,
we will talk to you.
In some aspects, become a detective murder here just like that elsewhere in this country.
They interview witnesses, they process evidence,
and they pursue prospects.
But,
that great success we are already in south LA,
in the Southern Bureau, have the fact that we work hard
very difficult to build relationships in this matter
the community is affected by gang violence.
All of these gangs have camp days every once in a while.
Which is like their day,
landing on certain days months that coincide with
number of roads they are, or whatever
the case is possible.
And the 40s today recently and held a small party,
and drink and whatever.
And one person runs past him a gun, they catch that person.
And then they have 30 other people stuck
along the entrance here,
this blue apartment,
blue house here.
Get to the entrance.
So everyone obeys, we are already in line
all the way to the right the side of this entrance,
and they have three racks of one rib,
three or four large shelves a rib on the grill.
So as I said, I'm not sittin 'around
their ribs will burn, so I finally cook,
I cook their ribs temporarily.
Everyone runs it hands through a warrant.
I take them from the grill.
They work together,
I can't see lettin ' Their ribs burn for anything.
They offer me a few.
I say, "Oh, come on, all big people,
" polish all these ribs in half a second. "
How are you all, how are you? do you eat there?
Cheetos heat. - Men are fine.
- Okay, alright.
For the time being we are deployed here are quite a bit.
Then they move us to 77th.
So we usually bounce southeast regions and 77.
Once in a while they will send us
to port or southwest.
Shooting Broadway
just happened and 112th Street, Broadway and 112th Street,
3525...
Let's do that.
Hey Mo, you want him to leave, is it okay?
At the moment we as murder detectives are called
to the place of murder, we have been chasing.
We are at least one hour to two hours behind
anyone who commits this crime.
My horrible part thought coming and going.
As a murder detective, it's not what I'm focusing on.
I don't focus on how bleed or are terrible
this person is killed.
That is what killed this person.
Who did it, and when and what information I have.
I want to start the chase now.
The horrible part or emotional part has more
I think to do with connection with people.
Usually it's someone in the victim's family,
or who is close to the victim,
where there are several, there are empathy connections
made between a detective and his case.
And that empathy connection, as I explained,
is what drives the detective to try to solve it.
Do we solve everything, no.
But that's what drives us , and our goal is to
complete everything so we can give some answers
to the family from what happened to their lover.
Family members from our victims, rightly so live in their family,
so once they can feel safe.
One particular person who might be able to convince
witnesses and others people to advance,
not they don't tell the truth,
but if they hold back certain information
because, they are afraid
more than revenge.
I can give protection, security,
OK, I can give closing.
Myra and I can provide all that stuff.
Yes.
But I can't and Myra can't, we can't help your family
unless you are willing to help yourself.
I agree, and that's what happened
I've tried it apply on their mother,
he said he would talk to you,
it's just that, I just want...
Wait, after this case is broken open, we must protect you.
Yes I agree.
At the moment, we can't do much because there really isn't any,
will soon, they call that the threat is imminent.
In other words, he doesn't know that we're talking,
they won't know we're talking about
until we begin to resolve the case.
And then, after we finish, but that's when I have to do it.
Hoovers, we all know about Hoovers,
I live with them all my life,
and I know they're not jokes.
And that's one gang I'm afraid of.
But at the same time, it's like let's be realistic here,
do we do this to Oznay, or we don't?
I will tell you correctly now, I know that fear
retaliation of his friends.
What he does is, not for the benefits of a gang...
No, that's not it.
- That's personal.
That's personal, so you think the gang will continue to rise
and do certain things who will get themselves
becomes a problem again?
And no gang accepts a man killing a girl
something stupid, you know, that is an argument, that's...
- It's not business.
You know, a gang is about business too.
I agree.
It's about money.
I agree.
Look, let's identify who this person is,
and then Myra and I will do it do our job to try to delete
as many family members as possible.
We have other techniques.
The longer we wait...
The longer, I know,
48 Hours taught me that.
- Thank you.
This will be a distant memory,
your cousin will be a distant memory.
I know.
I don't want that, it's not fair.
I agree.
This family has not yet returned home since the night of the incident.
Every time he goes up and goes down the stairs,
Because of that where she is carrying her daughter.
I feel very bad.
Ah yes, you know need everything for me
Don't cry.
You and I are weak like that, do you know that?
- You feel horrified for them.
You know, because it's reality, not tv, no,
this is real, real people's life.
This takes tolls.
Around midnight, is called by
commander of the southeast watch that we have a murder here
on 95th Street by 95th and Fig.
Women, black, shot and killed like him
walk on the sidewalk.
Maybe a group of others out,
when light-colored sedan or SUV goes,
depends on witness statement,
shot several times, he was hit by a shot.
Latorria, L-A-T-O-R-R-I-A.
Patrol unit responds, paramedics respond,
they announce it die here at the scene,
So when I arrived here, the scene was secured.
Have some ideas where some pieces of evidence are.
Having several shells fired, has several cellphones
it may be ours victim, after he was shot.
A pair of ice tea cans, and one is still half full.
It shows there more people here.
So that's the type of item that we are just a bit
process the crime scene.
There is a van, clear, close.
Do you find there is something else in it?
- Yes, bullets are perfect.
Oh that's right is in the window, huh.
Very good.
I have a size, if you want to go
measurements that I have.
Okay, and I will do it get the lights closed.
My lamp is closed, This lamp is closed,
and the light is closed.
Almost like you did this before.
Never done it before in my life, really.
First time out here, solid, clear.
Mel Hernandez and I will be personally assigned to this case
until we leave.
I don't plan to go,
I plan to retire from this division.
In this case, it will happen assigned to me until I retire.
We form bonds with that family,
and we know that the best investigation
because we are the first detective murder
who sees crime scene,
who speaks to people who are involved that night,
to community members.
So as a result, you have some personal attachments
the murder was assigned to you.
My only child was killed, Reginald Lakeith Reese,
Sixth December, 1995, in San Pedro.
To have your child go before you,
in the hands of others,
that they have touched your child.
It's like your brain for example being in a circle
but when that happens, it goes a little dents in your brain
that will never be close.
You take this to your grave.
You will never, ever forget it.
You will do anything, move the world,
who have it, never can kiss them again,
will never be able to kiss, don't hug,
You don't get a single that's no more.
And everyone tells you that should be fine,
it's bull, it's not should be fine.
Because that's how should be fine
You think it's abandoned,
and they think it's here.
This is not true.
All of these children are killed,
and everyone tells us it's okay.
No, uh-uh, parents never forget it.
They will take it to their grave.
Never will.
Birthday, worst.
Birthday date, that's what we call,
when their day is killed,
it's like a knife in your heart,
You can't even pull if you want.
And do it right.
It's like, I can't explain it.
But you don't want anyone else who has experienced it.
Because you don't know they will pass it.
Many people don't.
They lose their minds behind this,
we have killed their own parents behind him,
try to get them babies.
And that's very terrible,
there is nothing like this.
There are no drugs they can give you,
Because they give you something, they will make you sleep.
And that won't solve it,
Because when you wake up you think, "Where is my child,
" Where is my child? " And you look into the room, you grab the clothes,
You ask everyone , = = it doesn't work like that.
Our spiritual leaders seem to be, they don't understand it,
Because they ask us strange questions, ? "
Or something like that, like that makes a difference.
When it comes to this, it's not about that.
This crosses every boundary.
No matter what religion, what race, what age,
if you are short, you are tall,
if you have money, you don't, this crosses everything.
And they need to understand this.
There is nothing worse.
There are others in this world you get a second chance.
About this, we don't get anything.
We have never seen them again,
we can never say anything.
Everyone gets a second incidentally, we don't get it.
That's the worst, it's very unfair.
And we demand it, that's all the bastard who killed
our children, they must be arrested, charged, and punished,
Because this is the worst crime of all.
No, nothing worse than murder, nothing.
No, uh-uh.
Please, give me a minute.
Hello my name is s,
can someone please call back,
I really need help.
I am 16 months old the child is killed,
and I don't know what to do,
I don't get anything with the police, or anything.
So, please call me back, thank you very much.
Paul, this is LaWanda with Justice for Killed Children,
I reply to your call.
I really regret hearing it about your 16 month old
killed, my heart and prayers come out for you
and your family.
We are a non-profit organization that helps families
who already have love the person who was killed.
Our mission is to help them,
and reduce the number unsolved murder.
We feel we are left behind the criminal justice system.
Hai Janet, this is LaWanda, how are you doing?
I'm fine.
I call you because LAPD commits unsolved murder
website, so they need for you to give them a description of Tony.
Yes, yes.
Hai LaChrisha, this is LaWanda, how are you?
I'm fine.
Hey William, this is LaWanda, how are you doing?
Hey Rose, this is LaWanda,
with Justice for Killed Children.
Oh, alright, I'll get email to you.
People usually think once we bury children,
it must end.
We feel there must be being another step for this.
Especially when we know the people who kill our children
has not been captured.
It really shocked our minds.
So we gathered and created this organization
called Justice for Killed Children.
And we start meeting other families who have
the same situation, unfortunately.
All three counts, how can you get a judge who depends on all three?
Two attempted murders, you, your son,
and then the murder your grandson.
I don't see how they can do that
when you are all eyewitnesses.
Yes, victims and eyewitnesses to the crime.
And I tell you, this guy shot me,
and you say no he doesn't.
And he doesn't shoot my son,
and I said he shot me, my son, and my grandson,
that one there.
See who says something about our justice system,
I don't know.
Where did these judges come from?
Because of seeing your granddaughter, by a child,
that whole is a completely different thing.
It is impossible for a jury to feel that.
Unless the judge gives instructions
if you can't find it guilty of this one,
then you can't find it guilty on the other two.
No, that's why you share it.
So it's not instructions like that.
Because you can be found guilty of one,
and not guilty of others.
We always believe that if we get eyewitnesses
and everything, then we get you.
Now, they get eyewitnesses,
five eyewitnesses and they still don't get it.
That's crazy.
We don't get grants, the only funding we get
is through raising funds which we actually make.
If I commit murder, and then I decide today
I will not commit don't kill again,
I will change my life,
and make a gang intervention program,
I can be funded.
But because I'm a victim this crime is called murder,
and my family decides what they want
those people committed the crime
arrested, prosecuted, and convicted,
we can't fund it.
This murder is a murder from last year,
and basically what happens is we have our victims,
Jeffrey Davis, he older men, black,
and his partner, a girl the name Andrea Fowler,
is filling out prescriptions from Oxycontin,
down at Saddleback Pharmacy, in Mission Viejo,
and then they sell this for eight Trey gangsters
which in turn transports it
to the state of Washington, and make a big profit there.
So when they are there count the money they just got
from this big sale, a black man appears,
thrusting a gun into the window, on Jeffrey's face, saying,
"Give me the money," and Jeffrey said,
"You have to do it kill me for my money,"
and he grabbed the gun and they scrambled the gun.
We are able to develop that information
Andrea Fowler is a co-conspirator in planning this
robbery to get money back from Jeffrey because
he has shortened he is about money.
And he then asked for help from some people
others to help he gives this money back.
It never thought would be a murder,
but when the victim fights back it changes everything.
Here in the criminal gang murder division,
we have a uniform detail attached to us.
SEU, Special Enforcement Unit.
They help us in enforcement and oppression
gang, and also to capture , gather intelligence
on gangs and certain violence individuals in our community.
At that location we will search
any relationship with Bloodstone villains.
We are looking for an unknown caliber revolver,
and we are looking for for whatever it is,
only generals life will be displayed
who have ownership there, and also cell phones.
Many times when we place a shared case,
we have a target suspect, and we will return
and do warrants from suspects.
We will use it team to collect
tactical operation, enter along with the game plan
about how to get to a location, make sure it's safe
before the murder detective then so there
and really looking for for physical evidence.
This is
Los Angeles Police Department,
we have a search warrant for where you live,
we need you to get out the front door,
and guided by directions officer.
Do it now, please.
And we don't serve the warrant until everyone is ready.
We try and call everyone out.
We want it to be safe maybe for everyone,
police and even individuals that we
serve a warrant with.
I said you just want to get out
with your hand.
knock.
I do it.
How to about opening the door.
The door is open.
Exit with your hand.
Okay, don't shoot.
What happened, sir?
- Exit. - The hand above,
raise your hand, in your head.
Spin.
They will go anywhere home we enter,
and they will look for it, especially for the first body,
we ensure that who is left in
we will be able to find.
We ask every individual who came out before them,
"Are there other people inside?"
Only me and my grandmother, and my wife, that's it.
I don't know what happened.
- Many times they will say,
"No, nothing, everything is clear,"
and then these officers will enter and confirm that
no one is hiding, or that no one is left behind.
Get you hands on your damn head
and step out of the car.
Spin.
We can find an individual
we are indeed looking for,
and detectives do it want to interview him,
they believe it there is something he has to do
with our crime investigate.
Hey, get Fuck the road.
You are here for one of two reasons,
whether to give information or get information.
We will take the information back to our community
so when we stand about 30, 50, 100 people,
we say wait, this is how the process works,
kick, relax, and that can make it easier for people
related to what happened to
losing lives of their loved ones.
Because we talk about murder,
in connection with gang murder,
I think this will be a good way to attack us
the conversation has, what I consider to be the subject
problem experts here,
detective from criminals gang murder division.
- Stinson is our front man.
Detective we need to make this meeting,
but Stinson was there, he was at the meeting.
He is our liaison, between us and the community and many groups we handle.
Obviously, they don't capture all these killers.
So, if not catch the killers,
so what happens with money that is not used
to prosecute these people,
Because they are not captured.
The biggest thing for the community doesn't know
when are these killers arrested.
The victim's family wants to see the arrest.
We want to hear about them.
Our children need to hear about them.
Remember something, only because first January 2013
arrived, does not mean we did not work a year ago,
two years ago, three years ago.
And then take one step further, a case is solved,
guess what happened now?
Now you bring the district attorney's office
inside, another entity in this case.
There are only so hours in a day,
but the fact is, You get 100% of these people.
We must achieve that, those sounds
that you know you are having fun now,
about your children, and someone's children,
we must achieve that.
Because we don't often have it,
and you know, pay their salary,
You have to get it to them, now.
You are here, I can them now, please.
How I was involved in the criminal gang killing division
is, there is an situation with me, and maybe,
does not only affect the hearts of men and women uniform, but also they are in the community.
When we talk about what we need to do,
we have to go home and tell our children
drop it with f-off all of this, gang bangin '.
Now a lot of things happen, but this is really a gang item
is bringing a lot of talented young people.
It's been four years now, and they have to start seeing
a woman's face like me, Because I can't forget it.
I wake up every day and do what I have to do,
but I miss my son every day.
July 18, 2009, 6:30 a.m. at that point in the morning.
Tap the door, and I'm thinking for myself,
my child loses the key again,
now I have to get it and let him in
And I told him, this is yours Lastly, this is your third key.
Without my knowledge, I see out the door, the screen door,
and there are two detective with two notebook binders,
thick, good I have experience law enforcement officers,
I know what this is.
This is not good.
They have work to do, we have work to do.
They get all these murders are here and are not solved
Because people don't step up,
'Because they know they stick' to the street code.
Until that change, they will do it always have a stack of murders,
so why are we sitting here, crammed around the bushes?
They can't finish it unless people help them.
Right.
- The point.
When he was told I, and said, look,
"Do you have a son named Amire Brown?"
I said, "Yes, I know."
"Do you know he was at a party last night?"
I said, "No, he is 21 years old, he has the right to go to a party."
I said, "Is there a problem?"
He said, "Fine, Stinson I hate telling you,
"But your son was shot, and he didn't succeed."
My life has never been the same.
If our children are killed for
step and talk, they don't feel protected.
So they are trapped in pressure.
My son has died before he can even testify
for what happened.
When I see a young black man men walk on the road,
he is afraid, that he will not reach the corner.
This must be stopped.
My child is shaved clean, 6-3, weighed 240,
running 4.4, 40 soccer players, very healthy looking for you.
Is binding his shoes, and looks up,
two young men, gang members, without provocation,
shooters produced weapons, pistols,
and shoot my child three times.
I feel like him very fast
to label the gang,
I will put it there,
white isn't here, on the hood, talk to people.
Those people actually work in the community not from the community.
How do you know what we are going to pass?
How do you know what we feel, or what?
You don't live here.
This doesn't happen in many communities.
You won't get a criminal gang murder detective
to come and talk in community meetings like this.
When Stinson stands to a group of people,
and when he can know, and share that similarity,
"I suffer losses, my child is shot dead,
" gang violence, in the same environment . "
When he throws it on the table,
people really listen to it.
When my son is killed, they are the people who help catch the suspect,
and that person is serving a prison sentence now.
So, they have a very dear place in my heart.
It's not real to me until,
on the table,
covered with white cloth,
I remember touching my child from above his head
to the bottom of his leg, and feel the cold body
stiffness that has happened,
and realize that life I know,
I am responsible breed to this earth,
now moved.
And, as a parent, nothing will make you powerless,
and as meek and damaged, like at that time.
As you all know, I Jerrell's son was killed,
and the detective is right here, Rick Gordon,
he is a person who works with the case,
and bring it where the person was punished.
75 years to live...
he keeps in touch with our family,
and then I stay on touch with them too.
I don't sit and wait.
For three years I had to go to court,
and when it changes to DA office,
what are they talking about, that murder book looks like,
is this fat.
If I can add something about that,
it's very important for you to be there every day in the trial,
because the jury has to see family,
they must see it anyone cares.
And that is very important.
When it comes to criminal gangs
murder division, when it becomes' a
liaison intervention gang, when it was submitted to me,
I need a year.
To answer the call.
I have to reject volume of life,
to hear God's whisper.
And when I hear the whisper, I know
that this is a place I need
for the rest of my years in this department.
This is where I need to implement my best practices,
because forgiveness is a process,
it didn't happen overnight.
Healing is a process, it doesn't happen overnight.
Many of us are lost someone who is close to us,
and for me personally this is not about badges
and uniform at the end of the day.
When I sit at that table it's about sharing,
and understand it we are all hurt,
some of us are still sick more than others,
but if we can say it something to each other,
to encourage each other, to say hey, you know what,
all hope is not lost,
we don't have to go through a bitter life.
Forgiveness is very strong, unconditional love is strong.
Cruel crime, it stops with us.
We thank you, Lord for information,
and beautiful dialogue that happened tonight.
We thank everyone heart, mind and spirit
who is present.
We thank you oh God for them who have traveled so far
with us tonight.
We pray oh God is like we separate ourselves
to go to our separate house,
we leave each other physically but not spiritually.
We pray oh God that the family we return
must be intact, they will make peace.
We pray this on your behalf, oh God, Jesus Christ, amen.
Amen.
Okay, we need you to install a chair,
but not the table.
You will place them at that time.
No I doesn't put anything.
Actually, I will see you later all
Because I have to, I will have .
I was talking on the real phone, when I first heard the shot.
I said please, my mother, I son, and his girlfriend
has been shot.
I sit on the phone, and then I think,
I have to put it where no one will hit it or hit it,
Because it must be listen to what happened,
Because I'm alone.
He lies down, I can see him, I'm like,
"Crystal, honey, are you okay?"
After I came from my mother, there,
then I go to go see about my child.
Because I heard him coughing.
Then, when he coughs me
turn and he vomits blood.
He is hit in,
I know it's somewhere at the top of the body.
And I said, "Son," he is grabbin 'on his neck,
so I just immediately start strangling him,
I think I'm strangling him.
And I'm like, "Son, oh Gosh, we have to catch you
" to the hospital. "
And when I run out the way, I'm like,
" Please, please, someone, help me, help me.
"My mother, my son, her boyfriend, someone."
And I see fire department comes,
and he parked, he stopped there,
and there.
I only need help, my mother is dying.
Crystal is dead,
I have to help my child him, they are dying.
No problem, it's fine, it's okay.
Ambulance passed by me, he passed me,
and I see, and I go, "Here,
" come on, jump the island, I think, I'm like,
"Get here."
They don't come.
He scolded me, he shouted at me, he was like,
"We can't do anything until we get it."
And I where I can see a group of police
already here.
What makes you think is not clear.
They are around my mother, and my son,
and his girlfriend, and they are dying.
They don't get it no help.
Amen.
- Let's all pray.
God, we came before you,
once again, ask you God to strengthen the family.
God, I ask, that you are open to the kingdom of heaven for her grandmother, for the young girl.
I ask God that you give the son gets well soon.
God, I ask you keep going
to this community.
All of the resources we have, which we need.
We ask God that you touch the community,
touch this politician, touch congressman,
touch everyone lettin ' They know what we need
more help here.
We need help here, God.
All funding happens,
given to others places in the world,
we need it right here in Englewood.
We need it right here at Compton.
We need it here, in LA.
We need it here at Watts.
Let them hear us, God.
We need resources oh God, so we can put this,
just stop to this crap.
I beg God in the name of Jesus, we rebuke the devil
in the name of Jesus.
We admonish it the name of Jesus.
I ask you to be clear Lord of this environment,
with all these crimes.
God with all that the program continues,
all interventionists are the work,
I ask God that you keep going give them resources
that we need to continue to improve the family.
You say raising children the way they should,
and when they grow old, they will not leave.
So we need to take our community back.
But we need, oh my God, your help
to get it to people who can change some things.
In the big name of Jesus we pray for you and only you.
Let everyone who hears my voice say,
"Thank God."
Thank God.
- And amen.
Amen.
We need to change some policies, I know that.
We need some policies change, in this case.
- In 2009,
everything is so annoying.
The camera at that time, was out and found it
hysterical mother, hysterical wife,
hysterical girlfriend,
and put it the camera on his face.
And they always ask, "How do you feel?"
That's a stupid question.
I will only be used clear words for that.
I'm not trying to be politically correct.
That's a stupid question.
So when the media stops come to vigil
and murder, turn their backs on us,
and don't care anymore, and that's very clear.
Higher strength goes in and tells me to take it into the air.
And I think, I can't do that.
I don't know anything about radio.
And I just found myself there in that office
one Monday, ask for time slots,
and pay for it for 30 minutes
that changes to Gang Talk Radio.
That opinion expressed in
following this program from the speaker,
and does not always reflect KTYM radio views,
staff, management, or clients.
- Hello, hello, hello.
God bless you community family, and welcome
Gang Talk with Sisters Herron and Skip Townsend.
I took the name because I have a passion for murder.
I don't go together any special plan,
I kind of backwards into it.
And backwards into it because there is a need.
No sound, no voice here talking about this
and I don't really go with the goal,
other than discuss this horror.
I ask you here for a very specific goal,
that, to share, little about you
history and how it was brought You to where you are now.
The best prize in the show is to hear them broadly voice, not just mine.
Listen to people, listen to women, listen to children,
listen to public leadership.
One day at school, I remember the school was closed.
Someone said, "The Crips are coming, the Crips are coming."
So, I think, who is Crips?
Who has this much power to close school?
I kind of took the pledge correctly then, in me to say,
regardless of number power, I want,
I want that power.
I want to be part of that.
- What is the attraction,
do you want that property
male fellowship?
Is it glamorous, is it a safety net,
is it just a A sense of belonging?
To see, young man, walkin ', marchin' together,
hang out together, it's they have solidarity,
it gives them status in the community.
So I want to be a part of that.
That is the mission statement Gang Talk, initially,
is talking about this, trying to get more people involved
to wake up, be sensitive to him,
Don't treat it like that other people's problems,
it's right in your environment.
So it's developing like that.
You know, listen Ben, I'm more crazy about
as good as
afraid of that power I see these people have.
When I walk to and from school,
and protect my child my brothers and sisters,
I have to be a part of something,
because I'm not have strength.
So at that time, I joined community gang.
And,
from there,
my life is rather like really...
You don't need to explain it ,
- Thank you.
Because we are all the type that he lived.
We have all experienced this together nightmare,
from the beginning that seems so innocent,
for what brought us here today.
What is my role?
Are being participants in recovery.
That's my role, and for encouraging others to get involved
in recovery, and must be considered that recovery is needed.
So that's my role.
What brings you here, Bishop?
Thank you, one such incident really changed my life,
I was involved in an fight with some young men,
shooting at me, and not hitting me.
Turn around, it's a bullet holes all on my grill
and the tires become flat.
And I'm not hit, but I go to take weapons
to reply.
And when I go there take this weapon,
always bring tears my eyes because it's so true,
Because I know how, many times people testify,
Their testimony turns into arrogant,
but I have to brag how Jesus helped me today,
because when I go get this weapon to reply,
that is the Bible where I will usually keep a gun.
And it's Saturday night, and the next day,
I mean God speaks to me at that time,
says you don't understand there are no more opportunities.
Everyone, you don't there is no chance anymore.
The next day I went and succeeded was baptized by Dr. Garon Harden,
on the Long Beach Greater Open Door.
And I am very bad I was dipped twice,
I was dyed twice.
- I am a community partner.
I am a stakeholder in my neighborhood.
I am a neighbor, I am next door,
I'm not a leader.
I'm next door neighbor.
I am the mother who raised me children under this threat.
I have a neighbor who has a bullet hole in my house too.
They have shot me environment, I'm not unique.
I'm just someone, it's has a big enough mouth,
who think about it is worth the investment
My passion for this,
and others have happened because of that.
If I am not engaged, I will not be on the radio.
I play Russian Roulette with my life,
since 1977 when I joined a gang.
I have been in and out of prison, in and out of the institution.
I have been addicted to for gang bangin ',
I have been addicted to drugs,
I have been addicted all are negative.
Today, I try something positive.
I believe in this second chance
and I try something positive.
When I entered the church ceasefire meeting,
and the people they received me.
That is a blessing for me, and it makes me shed tears know that mothers and fathers are there
who have lost loved ones one for violent gang,
and their child is not even part of a gang,
I feel that I am a part of losing them,
because it's useless things about gangs.
There are two ways out, death or prison,
unless you open your eyes and realize that,
take all opportunities to reverse the new leaf.
- If I'm not with these people,
I won't have a radio show called Talk Gang.
You see, they are all rather united from that need
for this healing that has happened.
So, my job is fair mouthpiece.
Very.
We have to hug you.
How we will close the door for our family,
who you are.
You are a member of my family,
You are a member of my community.
If I close the door for you, you will still be angry.
You will never get the chance to
know what to redeem.
And as believers, we for example practicing redemption,
isn't that right?
That's right, yes, that's right.
- Okay, that includes you.
Especially who sees for that, huh Bishop?
That's right, I Means I am the head of sinners,
but God says I do it ignorance and unbelief,
so I don't know no better,
but now I know better, I do it better.
And you are teaching, You are teaching and sharing.
I have not lost my passion for that
because my message hasn't changed.
And my message is,
How do we save our children from suicide?
Do you want to live, or not?
And they have to answer me.
And that's a difficult question to ask these young people now.
Do you want to live, or not?
And you will be surprised at the answer you will get.
That's a sad thing, you will be surprised
with the answers you get.
I get a call Sunday morning early
regarding double murder
may be related to traffic accidents,
in the 50th area Street and Figuro
in the city of Los Angeles.
It was Sunday morning morning,
it's very beautiful California Day.
There are churches there roads with lots of cars.
It's not unusual to double murders happen like that.
Can we just hold this block, at home?
Are you good with that?
We can close at 4-9 places, and 5-1,
- Right.
Still save this recording, still save Flower taped,
Open interest.
- Yes, yes.
- Yes, take your unit.
When I arrived there, it was clearly tactical situation.
Are these other women having freakin 'cellphones,
contact him, hey,
Give him a chance, "Do you have the key to that place?
" If not, we will do it kick the door. "
Give him that choice, but hey, we won't play here.
Uniform personnel like our SEU,
and our patrol unit render certain locations that are safe.
Means they clean it, or get people out of it,
make sure it's safe so I can do my job.
We get detention, we are ready,
makes all the way come out, because we have to
because we can't do it this detective goes down
and start doing investigation
until we are sure not the others are in the house.
Well, the only person, he arranged to the camera immediately,
Because he knows that he will be pushed back.
And he starts filmin 'and I say,
"Okay, listen, you have to help me,
You can't display number plates."
I said, "We, this may still be played."
The media tries to find out, to be given to the public,
obviously is that gang related?
Is this random?
Personal murder, such things.
And we give them what we know.
And if we are not sure, we don't usually give it.
Because we don't want to give wrong information
to the public.
So you see both the car behind us here.
Those people are how or other are involved
some form of road rages last night.
They end here, where direct our suspect to walk
one they carry a rifle.
He basically asks, what makes you come from,
basically asking what is your gang from.
We usually commit murder investigate usually
does not make sense, without reason.
He mistakenly thinks these two people are innocent individuals as gang members.
And he shoots them range with a rifle.
- About half a block down,
the family pays attention to some blood there, on the road.
So we want to wipe it, right.
Remember something, all these brain problems,
and all this stuff here,
coroner who gets it, okay?
So, we will take pictures, but they will collect all the items.
The first thing you need to do,
Do you need to call SID print checks,
see if there is a space below there for these cars too.
- Okay, I'll do it now.
So SID for electronics, and then check print
to make sure there are rooms.
- Right.
Good.
In 1995, my only daughter Reginald was killed in San Pedro.
Starting today, the case is still unsolved.
It has been my dream for years
to have unsolved summit killings,
after meeting many from your family
who is an unsolved case.
This summit will focus challenges and solutions
about unsolved murder.
LaWanda is involved with family,
He shares sadness, he loses a child because of murder.
So he can share his sadness with others,
and that above years has really grown.
And then I have this little ,
who came knocking me door one day,
"My name is LaWanda Hawkins."
He changes my life.
He's a veteran, he is OG who really starts a lot
from what we see.
There is a period of time when, in law enforcement,
and on the news beat or on TV,
where we call "cold case."
But when you really to think about it,
that is the term should never be used.
And LaWanda is someone who reminds me of that.
- Who I feel that I serve is
victim's family.
To bring them a sense of justice.
But, by doing that, you also serve the community because you have taken killers on the streets.
- I am an old woman who ticked
about what happened in my family.
And I know you all too.
First of all, I am sister Nicky Thompson,
who was killed, together with with his wife, Trudy.
And we need 18 years to be tried.
Before Nick and Trudy were killed,
our only son, Scott, was also killed.
He was killed by someone it came out with a guarantee
to kill other people.
And I was told in hearing parole recently,
"Mrs. Campbell, it's no longer a matter of what this man is
" Is, is she good in prison. "
Even though he has planned it our child murder,
strangles him, makes him covered in blood, expels him from an airplane
so the shark will eat it.
There are no parents who have ever expected to bury their own child.
There are no parents.
I'm not ready.
Everything I live for now,
until then, is to leave him in better condition
than remaining.
But that doesn't happen.
I always see the murder of a victim as a lost soul.
And there are so many _ lost souls that are always there
circling in my mind.
And that's the struggle that I handle,
but that's a good struggle in several things
Because we can, then that continues I focus on pushing forward.
We are bound by many things the victim's family
because we finally go through a very traumatic event
with that family.
And it's very difficult not form bonds,
being there, telling family of the death of a loved one,
and then take
and investigate the murder
and try to bring some closure to the family.
Difficult to avoid bond being made.
* I'm upset
* If not depressed
* Confused but
* Don't despair
* I am a vessel
* Full of strength
* with treasure
* Hidden in me
I start in prison services.
I go to school to Long Beach Bible College.
I get my Associate Degree in Biblical Studies.
They have a program there to go to
East Lake Central Prison.
I am the first to register.
When I register, I go down and serve
to young gangsters.
Actually I have to take off my suit and tie,
and show them my tattoo, let them know, look,
You will be wrong.
I don't grow up in the church.
This is me, this is where I come from,
and I try to help you.
And for Christians there is no greater joy
rather than being in The presence of someone who loves
like no one else can love.
So today I don't, tell you,
if I don't go to praise the funeral
but praise a household celebration.
One member of a gang, I will never forget,
he is the one who has it tattoos all over his face,
his whole face, and in the group he is a tough man.
But when it's finished, when we have after the chapel,
he is one of them that I can,
he calls me in the corner,
and I can pray with him,
and when I pray with him, he just starts crying.
And after that, it touches me,
where I know that is my call.
This is not a day of regret, but a day of joy.
Today we remember Dora's life,
and nostalgic for everything special moments
that you have with him.
Leading Crips to Christ,
lead the Bangers to the Bible,
leading the Harlots to holiness,
they are the people I can serve.
To get them closer God, so they know that
they can do something ' is different from what they do.
You sometimes know God will bring people and
bring them with him bring others closer to him.
I will say it again, sometimes God will take people
to be with him, to bring other people closer to him.
Last Friday, this church was full of gang members.
From, just say 50 people here,
at the funeral, it's Friday,
the following week, only one is coming.
But he came to give his life to God.
I feel very good, I, a job well done.
And only need one.
But, like that leave, more will come.
My thing is, I teach one and save one,
and I do my work.
Come on, let's give it Handwritten a compliment.
That's all that's needed, it's all that's needed.
This household celebration
for Miss Dora.
As Shanita said, they used to call him Doe-Doe.
I really need you to know,
that he is in a better place.
For young men and young women,
Don't get caught in ignorance
here on the street.
I lost my brother, he died, he was killed
and die in my arms.
There are many things that I went through,
so many things I have family experiences.
I don't grow up in church, so does my family.
But when God saved me, I returned and got my family
and baptize my mom, I my little aunt and cousin.
But now as a family,
You must come together spiritually
and help each other.
- Yes, this is Sal.
Sure.
Where?
Is the body still on the scene?
Okay, just drive time, let me get ready.
OK, see you later.
For several years here during the Christmas season,
we have done Christmas trees, tree decorations,
we have invited the victim's family,
who have lost loved ones through murder.
This individual here is my child,
Brandon Vashon Blanton.
And I have to mention the full name,
because he is more than just statistics.
The things I stand for,
do I not remember his voice.
What is it, this is a place for them to start recovering.
This person who took mine the life of a boy, has not been found.
And I just pray,
because I have cancer.
I just really hope that I live long enough
to the place of closure can be brought.
So can you please help please help us.
Thank you.
Radio calls, photoshoots, are here in the alley.
The main unit appears, they are driving south
they run into the alley.
And witnesses go to the alley,
see the car's taillights
they are not sure whether it is suspect or victim,
they don't know.
Finally they approach the car,
find two people shot in a car.
So there are casing and one flips out of the car.
RA responds, both of them are not responding
and pronounced die on the scene.
And I hear in the background,
"this person has been shot, this person has been shot."
And when I hear that, I see paramedics,
I saw a fire truck, and I saw the police,
all go with me.
And on the phone, I hear the same thing but I'm looking for you
and I see it.
I left the car, I started running on the road,
when I run on the road,
they put a blanket on this person.
I call it cellphone and ask,
I stand there,
I see the phone, hers the phone lights up
under the blanket.
Very difficult to sit
and listen to the story.
Very difficult to see children,
but there are certain connections, especially with children.
You are the person detective is people,
which helps catch the villain,
who hurts my father, hurts my mother, or shoots my brother.
- The man is caught.
He gets 120 years.
But for me, I'm still no closure,
because tomorrow, at my house a boy's Christmas party,
when he looks into the audience, his father is not there.
Because someone plays God and shoots him
behind the head, because of an argument.
This is a place like this, I can come and I can
express myself without anyone who tries to judge me.
Because when I try tell others,
"Ah, you can forget it, You will forget it."
I say, "What do you do Means forgetting it, why?
He is shot in front of his house,
because his daughter is fighting ,
he goes outside see what happens.
And as a result of that , he loses his life.
There are frustrating parts,
"Wow, we've done a lot of things," and people still have this
successive violence.
- And I really miss him.
At first was very difficult for me.
I don't know what to do with myself.
I don't know what to do do with my children,
how I will do something.
And I do what everyone does.
Ask God, he is the only one.
He is the only that will help us.
So I decided to
lift it,
wake up, and continue to live.
This is different for us adults.
You know we understand, it's a little deeper.
But for children, to see them smile,
to be able to give them something,
only on that day.
And not reminded that they will come to the police
station for something bad, or bad news.
That they are here for something good.
So I just want to go ahead now and say
thank you each for all the work you do.
Maybe the money doesn't come,
but you have the best gift,
and that's the people like us are grateful that you are here.
And I just want you, when you go home,
think about all that we have blessings.
And even though we don't have it the person we love next to us,
but only their memories.
Will their memories keep them alive?
They die until we use that memory,
and we don't want to do that.
One murder alone effects of hundreds of lives.
What is it the victim's family,
detective family, neighbors,
community, news media, churches, hospitals.
There are many lives that are affected by by losing one person
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