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without fail. They fondly recalled some experiences they had while Luis was still in Guadalajara along with some of the funny moments of his childhood. They were recounting the pleasant moments of his life which he had lived through by the side of his Sweet Granny. Grandma Andrea, alongside his mother, had dedicated her life guiding him through the pathways of life so as to give him the fundamentals of education that served him well in his daily struggles. It turned him into a good man and it stayed like a tattoo on his soul for the rest of his life.
    He also spoke to his sister Maria. He gave her lots of advice on how to care for their grandmother. He also thanked her for her dedication in taking care of her. “To you I entrust the most precious thing in my life,” he said. “I have always been grateful to you for taking care of Grandma. You have shown so much love and incredible maturity. Take good care of yourself, sister, I love you.”
    When they hung up the phone, both cried for a long time, as if sensing that something bad was about to happen; but every word they had spoken was a great encouragement to continue on with their daily lives. After reflecting for a while longer, he called Zina and told her he would pass by to see her. They had thought about going to a movie premiere, but with his financial situation, there was no room for wasting money. Seeing his girlfriend was enough for him and of course for her.
    He was on Hubbard Boulevard heading towards Highway 210 just before crossing Glenoaks Street, a car driving in the opposite direction lost control and crashed head on with Luis’ car. The other car flipped several times and crashed into the fence of a shopping center on the right side of the road. Luis’s car swerved and ended up crashing into another vehicle parked on the side. He immediately got out and ran towards the other car. Realizing that there wasn’t much he could do, he decided to call 911.
    Before the firefighters and paramedics arrived, he and some others tried to get the passengers out of the other car but were unsuccessful. Within minutes, the police and the firefighters came and began rescuing the injured. They had to force the doors open since the passengers had been locked in and the doors were jammed. Inside the car were a lady driver and her two children about the age of twelve and six. The older child sustained the most serious injuries as did the mom who had hit the windshield and became unconscious. The injured were taken to the nearest hospital. Luis did not have major wounds, just some pain in the neck area and arm from trying to maneuver the car. He also suffered a tear in his right arm that was treated immediately, thus there was no need to take him to the hospital. Luis could not leave until he was able to clarify how the accident happened. Two others were also asked to stay as they were witnesses who had seen everything and had tried to help the injured.
    The officer approached Luis, who had managed to calm himself down. He asked for his documents. Luis only gave the insurance card.
    “I have no license,” said Luis “but it wasn’t my fault. The other car lost control and crashed against mine.”
    One of the witnesses came forward and confirmed his statement.
    “We can’t do anything for you, Sir,” said the policeman “from this moment on, you are considered at fault for driving without a license. I’m sorry, but you’re under arrest since there were injuries involved”.
    They read him his rights. He was handcuffed and taken to the police station in San Fernando. Once they arrived at the station, he decided to exercise his right to make a phone call—one of the rights that all detainees have. He called Zina to explain the situation. She immediately called Norma, and they left to where Luis was jailed.
    Upon reaching the police station, they quickly inquired about Luis. He was given no visitation rights until necessary investigations were made as the injured were