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Police Brutality

Remember Mitchell Schumacher? We all knew him. Well, actually, his name wasn't Mitchell, it was Michael, but you know kids with their nicknames. Playing video games until the sun comes up, sleepovers, girls, riding bikes all over town, and down that old dirt hill; it seemed the good times would never end, our innocence tying us close together. But now he's a cop and I'm sitting in his jail cell. My long hair and bag of grass were no match for his shiny, metal badge and shaved head. I asked him about that Game Boy I left at his house all those years ago as he sat me in the back of his car and told me to watch my head. He looked at me and laughed. We used to know him. Remember Mitchell Schumacher?
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Nov 27, 2012
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