Personal Narrative Essay: My Hero's Journey

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I was sitting in the back seat of the patrol car when one of the officers offered us his cell phone. I didn't know who to call because I knew my parents couldn't afford a cell phone, so I called the company my dad was working for. I told my dad the Migra had taken us and I desperately asked him to wait for us in the immigration offices, "PAPÁ! La Migra me detenio y van en camino por Roberto, porfavor esperanos en las officinas de inmigracion" I said as the officers headed for the high school were Roberto was. "No firmes nada, alli te espero hijo" said my dad in a calming voice. After I called my dad I also sneaked in a second call, but this time I called …show more content…
They spotted him in a corner, selling drugs and trafficking weapons just like before, he had changed nothing about himself. What the officers didn't know was that minutes before they took off to find the ex inmate, I jumped in the back of the car and covered myself with an old blanket I found in the trash. I sat down and watched as they secured the perimeter and surrounded him, and as they caught him I got out of the car to make justice for myself. I ran over to him as he was defenseless and yelled at him,

"Porqué escondiste droga en el carro de mi papa? Que te vas a ganar con vender droga y traficar armas, no mas estas gastando tu vida y eres alguien despresiable ante los ojos de dios!". "Chico, no quiero problemas, lo hice por juntarme con los que no debia". I was speechless, holding me back they let me go and I sat in the back of the patrol car until we arrived back at the station.

At the station, Roberto ran towards me and hugged me, he broke down crying and told me not to do that again. I agreed no to do it again because I was honestly scared being in that type of