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Your Driving Question to this project is: How has the federal government and justice system helped to influence the social and economic climate of Nashville? Post any question you have about the topic here for a response.

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In Nashville Past and Present by N.C.D.C; they mainly describe the nature and true rights of the land of Nashville and the rights and wrongs done by it, to which I agree; while also purposely clinging the main idea to the history.

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News one talked about how it wasn't fair for him to make bail but a man of color couldn't make bail for stealing 5 dollars worth of food and new York post talks about the incident and his capture

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its crazy because u can basically see the racial distribution that goes on in the criminal justice system that puts many holes in determining any ones fate

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Bernecia Hardin 2A. In the first story, they focused on mainly the racial injustices and the second one they focused on what exactly happened and the capturing of him.

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Bernecia Hardin 2A. In the first story, they focused on mainly the racial injustices and the second one they focused on what exactly happened and the capturing of him.

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The first article talks about him in a perspective that doesn't reveal any corruptions in the system. The second article speaks on racial terms and how there are other individuals who have it worse when they didn't even 🤬 anyone.

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Read this article, compare with the other perspective provided. What are your thoughts?

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Waffle House madman Travis Reinking was nabbed Monday afternoon in a wooded area about a mile and a half from where he murdered four people a day earlier, Nashville police said Monday afternoon.

Reinking surrendered meekly when Nashville narcotics detectives assisting in the manhunt spotted him in a grove of trees near an elementary school around 1 p.m. local time, authorites said. He had a loaded .45-caliber handgun stashed in his backpack.

An area resident called the cops after spotting Reinking cutting through a construction site near Old Hickory Boulevard and Hobson Pike in Antioch, Tenn. around 12:50 p.m., cops said.

Police raced to the scene, where hardhats from the Tennessee Valley Authority gave them a description of Reinking - now wearing a maroon shirt, dark jeans, and a backpack after committing the murders in the nude save for a green jacket - and pointed the way he went.

Detectives fanned out into the woods, quickly spotted Reinking and ordered him to hit the ground, officials said.

Reinking wordlessly complied, lying prone as cops moved in to cuff him.

They cut off the backpack once Reinking was cuffed and found inside the loaded semiautomatic Kimber handgun, a flashlight and a holster, authorities said.

He was also carrying a wallet holding a Colorado ID with his information.

"He looked tired, from what I was told," said Nashville Police Department Lt. Carlos Lara, who didn't see the arrest but was kept apprised via radio. "He did not try to run."

The department released a tweet with photos of a haggard Reinking seated in the back of a police vehicle, a blank expression on his face.

The right shoulder of his t-shirt was in tatters, revealing scratches on his upper arm, while his dark blue jeans were streaked with dirt.

Reinking was brought to a local police station, where he immediately demanded a lawyer, refusing to make any other statement.

He was then taken to an area hospital on his request and will soon be booked on four counts of murder, said Nashville police spokesman Don Aaron.

The arrest caps a nearly 34-hour manhunt that started when Reinking opened fire at the Waffle House with his AR-15-style assault rifle around 3:25 a.m. Sunday, killing four and wounding four others.

"Yesterday was a horrible day for the city of Nashville," said Mayor David Briley on Monday. "Today is a day where we can start to move on as a community."

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Suspected Waffle House shooter taken into custody

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Waffle House madman Travis Reinking was nabbed Monday afternoon in a wooded area about a mile and a half from where he murdered four people a day earlier, Nashville police said Monday afternoon. Reinking surrendered meekly when Nashville narcotics detectives assisting in the manhunt spotted him in a grove of trees near an elementary school around 1 p.m.

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How does this lens differ from that of the New York Post?

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On Sunday, April 22 at 3:25 a.m. a terrorist killed four innocent people at a Waffle House restaurant in Nashville, Tennessee. The killer was Travis Reinking, 29, who was naked, fled on foot and finally captured by police earlier today. James Shaw Jr., 29, managed to wrestle the weapon out of Reinking's hands, which made him run. Thanks to Shaw, many lives were saved.

The killer used an AR-15, which was reportedly given to him by his father who was ordered by a court to not give his son the gun because of mental health issues - he once crossed a barrier at the White House. In deeply disturbing news, Reinking has made bond.
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reports Reinking's bond was set at $2 million, $500,000 for each of the people killed. Their lives were only worth $500,000 a piece? Considering Reinking is a terrorist who killed four people and was on the run for 36 hours, there is no logical reason why he should have made bond. Any rich racist can decide to pay his bail and he could be back on the streets with his incompetent father who give his psycho son guns.

The hypocrisy is disgusting. In 2015, Jamycheal Mitchell was arrested by police in Portsmouth, Virginia, for stealing $5 in groceries. He had mental health issues and spent four months in jail without bail. Mitchell died in his cell in August 2015. He was 24 years old.

In April of last year, Meek Mill was denied bail for breaking his probation. Mill didn't commit anything close to a violent crime.

In March, Richard "Stitch" Daniels, 52, was held without bail for a large-scale marijuana trafficking operation. No bail and he didn't kill anyone.

This is exactly why people of color do not trust the criminal justice system.

We should also note Trump has not tweeted about this. Let's imagine if this were a Muslim man who killed four white people, Trump would be tweeting all day.
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Waffle House Shooter Held On Bond While Countless Black People Are Denied Bail For Nonviolent Crimes

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On Sunday, April 22 at 3:25 a.m. a terrorist killed four innocent people at a Waffle House restaurant in Nashville, Tennessee. The killer was Travis Reinking, 29, who was naked, fled on foot and finally captured by police earlier today. James Shaw Jr., 29, managed to wrestle the weapon out of Reinking's hands, which made him run.

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The first article talk about how the killer was giving a bond after he 🤬 4 people in that right there is really in fair because other people that did not commited a violence crime was not given bond the second article talk about how the men comminted the crime and where he was caught at

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Racial Disparities in justice system, I feel like the person who wrote this gets what we the people feel during times like this. in the passage it says how people of color don't trust the criminal justice system. and in the second one it was just stating the facts

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In the first story they are talking about everything in the second story because they was talking about they find him

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Think it is crazy that a man in waffle house on Saturday at 3.a.m just shot 4 people and he should have life in prison

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I feel like anything can happen at anytime and I don't feel safe. I have little brothers and sisters and I really be stressing trying to think if my brothers and sisters are safe

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I think  that we need to band  all the  guns from citizen