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Captain Bionic: La Asombrosa Historia de Luis Cumba

Mindstir Media Publishing — Tue, 09 Jul 2019 14:55:45 +0000

Luis Cumba se dirigía a un restaurante asiático donde se reunía con sus amigos una vez al mes para masticar la grasa. Eran todos un grupo de policías jubilados. Debe haberse desmayado en el restaurante. El no sabe Él no recuerda nada. Le dijeron que después de caer en el restaurante se levantó y fue a comer, y luego lo llevaron al hospital y murió. No sabía nada hasta que se despertó tres meses después. A Luis Cumba le sucedieron muchas cosas mientras estaba muerto.

Esta es su historia.

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Captain Bionic: The Amazing Luis Cumba Story of First Responders

admin — Thu, 04 Apr 2019 22:14:51 +0000

Luis Cumba was headed to an Asian restaurant where he got together with his friends once a month to chew the fat. They were all a bunch of retired cops. He must have passed out in the restaurant. He doesn't know. He doesn't remember anything. He was told that after he fell in the restaurant that he got up and went to eat, and then he was taken to the hospital and died. He didn't know anything until he woke up three months later. A lot happened to Luis Cumba while he was dead.

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We All Bleed Blue

admin — Wed, 02 Jan 2019 05:05:51 +0000

Follow the police career of the Author, who spent a career working within the black inner-city ghetto's of Richmond, California not unlike Ferguson, Missouri and Baltimore, Maryland. Find out what it's really like to work in such environments. A place that became one of the most crime ridden cities within the United States following the end of WWII. Left with a black and white populace who had come by the tens of thousands to work in the Kaiser Richmond Shipyards, one of the largest in the West Coast during the war effort. Many of the black's were left with nothing, no work, little housing and very little hope or opportunity. They were left with drugs, death and violence. Follow Sergeant Smith's career from the beginning to end. A career that saw many of his fellow officers and friends killed, wounded and injured policing the tough streets of Richmond and the Bay Area. Having served in many police details within the police department, he experienced what it was to be a white American who grew up near the Amish Country, in the farmland of Pennsylvania during the start of the civil rights movement. Martin Luther Kings, "I have a dream" speech in nearby Washington D.C., who then found himself in the battlegrounds of the inner-city. A city where the black community he served complained of police brutality, unjustified police shootings, and unfair profiling because of the color of their skin. A police department where Federal Lawsuits led to consent degrees that did not benefit the good of the department but led to internal strife among the sworn personnel. The results of Affirmative Action policies in hiring, promotions, and the effects felt within the agency which had been served by more than 90% of white sworn officers from its start in 1905. How the agency and the city suffered but started to find its way back by 2015.

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