- Sarver, ashen, leans against a wall.
- As he sits on the military plane that will take him home, the Bronze Star he’s been awarded is stowed away with the rest of his gear.
- Staff Sergeant Jeffrey S. Sarver is at home in the nation he has sworn to protect—and a long way from the loneliest spot on earth.
- Many settled in the barrios of Los Angeles, where they were preyed upon by the city’s turf-conscious Mexican
- .....says the gang has steadily encroached on the neighborhood
- Young kids see the gang members as role models
- In exchange for leniency, Paz gave prosecutors firsthand information about armed robberies, stabbings and shootings stretching from California to Texas to North Carolina.
- But the strictures and the isolation became too much for Paz.
- When it was over, she felt like she finally belonged.
- It turns into a driveway up the block and comes back, prowling slowly, watching her.
Thursday, December 15, 2005
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