6. Days after the incident on the 57 bus, Richard wrote two letters to Sasha. Part of the second letter appears below. How do Richard's comments relate to the Essential Question Who suffers when a crime is committed? "Tam not a thug, gangster, hoodlum, nor monster. I'm a young African American male who's made a terrible mistake Not only did I hurt you but I hurt your family & friends and also my family & friends for I have brought shame to them and our country and I shall be punished which is going to be hard for me because I'm not made to be incarcerated." I

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6. Days after the incident on the 57 bus, Richard wrote two letters to Sasha. Part of the second letter appears below. How do Richard's comments relate to the Essential Question Who suffers when a crime is committed? "Tam not a thug, gangster, hoodlum, nor monster. I'm a young African American male who's made a terrible mistake Not only did I hurt you but I hurt your family & friends and also my family & friends for I have brought shame to them and our country and I shall be punished which is going to be hard for me because I'm not made to be incarcerated." I

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Richard's comments relate to the essential question "Who suffers when a crime is committed?" by acknowledging the ripple effect of his actions beyond just the immediate victim, Sasha. He recognizes that his mistake has caused pain not only to Sasha and her loved ones but also to his own family and friends. By expressing remorse and acknowledging the consequences of his actions, he highlights the broader impact of crime on both the victim and the perpetrator's social circles and community.

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