Members of his family claim he’s suffered mental health affects, including nightmares, from the incident. Jones said he doesn’t feel safe returning to Lake Forest, where he was visiting his friend, or driving his car. It should not be there is some type of vigilante justice where they take the law into their own hands.” "They’re trained to deal with this type of situation.
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“If they’re speeding or they’re breaking a traffic law, take down the license tag, call the police, get them involved," he said. Kouichi Haimawari grew up aspiring to be a hero, but with a mediocre Quirk like 'sliding' that ties him to the ground, he soon came to the conclusion that he could. Even more so when the spotlight only shines on professional heroes, those legally authorized to use their special powers known as 'Quirks' in public for the greater good. “This shouldn’t happen to any 16-year-old,” said Greg Francis, Jones’ attorney. Living in a superhuman society, it's hard to feel special. Even if that's the case, they believe the alleged attack should never have happened. Jones and his family say they believe race was a factor in the incident. “I feel like even though I might have been speeding, I don’t think it gave them the right to do what they did and take it upon themselves to do something about it,” he said. Jones admits he was possibly speeding before the alleged confrontation, but argued that didn’t warrant what happened. Officials with the State Attorney’s Office said the case remains open and under review. The younger Jones’ attorneys are urging the State Attorney’s Office to pursue more serious charges against the two men already charged, and investigate others who may have been involved - including someone they say brandished a gun during the incident. “I’m just glad that things turned out OK.” “As a parent, our job is to protect our children, and the fact I wasn’t there to protect him is very upsetting,” she said. Jones’ mother, Niko Jones, said she’s thankful her son is OK. “My friend told me, 'Jermaine, watch out he’s got a gun,' and that’s when I started fearing for my safety and I pulled out my phone and started recording,” he said. Jones said he was worried the confrontation could become even more violent. His friend - who was in the passenger seat - says one of the men hit him in the stomach with the cone. The 16-year-old told investigators the men threw a boulder through his car window and used a traffic cone to damage it further. 5 Others 4 Discussions My Hero Academia( Boku no Hr Academia) is a manga written and.
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