The Story of a Young Black Man in the Streets

In 20 16, now with nine misdemeanors and one felony on his wrap sheet, irving was part of a group that robbed a man and his girl friend at gun point outside of wallgreen's in northeast minneapolis. Irving pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree aggravated robbery and served three and a half years in state prison. After being released, he managed to get a dishwashing job downtown, but he had to evade the copse because he'd been go restricted from the area. He eventually got dispensation from a judge to travel downtown strictly for work, but he went back to what kent calls crimes of survival in the streets. William menday experienced the system from both