[center][h1][color=BB33FF]Mandy Mason[/color][/h1]
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[color=BB33FF]Location[/color]: New York Streets - in Car
[color=BB33FF]Skills[/color]: N/A [/center]

[color=BB33FF]"Cops are dangerous."[/color] Mandy agrees. Her fear of cops coming from deep ingrained systemic issues. Cops often don't know how to deal with Deaf people and assume non-compliance. Several Deaf community members had been shot in the back by cops. Or they'd be handcuffed with their hands behind their backs. Or interpreters would be denied. Mandy had seen video of a woman being arrested and her children interpreting for her. It was unprofessional to use a child in such situations. Anger seethed at the memory of it, but she focused on driving since the traffic was thick.  

[color=BB33FF]"I'm alright. Honestly, I'm scared. I don't know what is happening and it feels tremendous. This is building up to be worse than Covid. If people like that are running around, your first guess might be right. Something much bigger is happening."[/color] Mandy signed slow since she was signing one-handed, but she had experience doing that. It was for the sake of Hermes that she took her time and kept her signs as clear as possible. One-handed signing could sometimes make some words indistinct.