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Christopher Aziz: The Consequences Of My Actions
Christopher Aziz
November 25, 2009

"The Consequences of my Actions"

My name is Christopher Aziz and on October 29, 2009 I was arrested by the San Diego Sheriffs Department. It all started at school when a group of friends decided to get high after school and asked me to go along. I have never smoked weed before, but I guess I thought to myself, "I'll do it once, then no more". School ended at 12:03 pm and around 12:45 pm I was put under arrest for possession of marijuana. In the last month and a half three teenagers have lost their lives due to drug usage in San Diego alone. Also, four Navy S.E.A.L’s on S.E.A.L Team 1 were brutally attacked in Afghanistan and safely returned home. If any of the soldiers that rescued them were on any

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