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Yes, I’m from Mayfield. East Cleveland is part of the greater Cleveland area and is a suburb of Cleveland.

I've thought about this too in regards to bullies and people who were bullied, and I think folks just want space away from their trauma, not to be reminded of it. I could be wrong, maybe it would bring closure, but I mostly would think it would be like wtf are you talking to me for.

I believe it shows the cops’ interaction with the Nichols family after they beat him. I’m guessing it will include them lying in order to blame their victim.

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Yeah that had to be a brutal fight, holy shit

I went to LSU, I was an out of state student. It was during a break that I decided to take Megabus from Baton Rouge to my hometown. The bus station was in the heart of Baton Rouge and when I tell you I’ve seen the some of worst and most disgusting types of people near that bus station. Drug addicts, drug dealers, extreme homeless people, and transgender prostitutes. From then on I always just carpooled to the New Orleans airport and flew home.

Kobra Kai reference lmao

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Government funded gangs

East Cleveland is a separate city from Cleveland…just want to point that out there before our city gets any more criticism. Both the elected officials and police of East Cleveland have had a reputation for being corrupt, which has only contributed to the plight of this already poor, run down city.

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Yes it would, but I only know his first name and have no idea where his contact information would be located. This also happened over thirty years ago.

You don't get it. This is "police work". They are seasoned veterans.

Honestly, this is the help that we're supposed to expect out of them?

Quite honestly, I do know crack heads that can solve problems better than this, and that I frankly feel considerably safer around.

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You think it would do any good to reach out to this person and apologize for how you treated them in the past?

We do, they don't.

Although there are arguments that we don't either, just not in this case.

I was a bad kid. Punishment as discipline didn't really work on me and it just seems cruel. I was abused and acting out but it would have been very difficult for the school to find out and stop the abuse. Impossible really as I was trained to lie to protect my family. I just needed love and kindness. It really seemed that many of the teachers were abusive themselves. It's everywhere and it's very common and it's hard to detect.