July 25, 2007

Kwame Kilpatrick
Woodward Ave. ste 1126
Detroit, MI 48226

Dear Mr. Mayor

I want you to know that your views on drugs are the same as mine. You want to clean up Detroit from drugs crime, homicide, suicide, and other types of crime just as I do. You have been in office since 2002 and you have done a good job improving the streets of Detroit.

You and many others will want to read my letter because I have a helpful suggestion on how to hinder drug crimes or bring them to a raging halt. What the people of Detroit already know is that drugs are bad for your health, they have claimed many young and old lives and have destroyed many good communities and made most afraid of blacks. I lost my uncle to drugs. A dealer shot him while he was in his car my family grieved for many days before we had his funeral and the police have still not caught the people who shot him

Drugs can lead to the loss of limbs. There even drugs that can lead to the loss of logical thinking. Also over 15 million adults have gone to jail over drug abuse. .

A little over 200 thousand young people have gone to jail for drug abuse. In my opinion no one wants to lose any body close to them. I also think that people who kill someone have to live with that person’s face in their head for the rest of their life. I also don’t think any one wants to go to jail for any thing.

Drugs affected me personally when they claimed my uncle’s life. I believe that a good way to stop drugs is to put more cops on the street and to make everyone alert such as teachers and officers. If a child shows hints that he or she has drugs in his life at school and the teacher sees it, allow the officers to inspect the child’s environment at home. That will limit the number of young people going to jail and let them have a better life.

Sincerely



Haneef Bonds
Woodward ave.1126
Detroit MI 48226