Personal Narrative Essay: I Almost Go To Jail

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Well the story I’m going to write about today is when I almost went to jail last year afterbasketball season. So one says last year the basketball team was in the grille eating and me andanother player had gone after we got out of class. Then when we got their we do what we alwaysdo when we all get together act a fool, being playful and childish on the daily routine. Our teamlast year did so much stuff together on and off the court. Because once you become close topeople and started from the bottom it hard to give up one another. The things we did together asa team people be like yall did them things together as a team. You know some males might don’tlike being around other dudes all day everyday but we were like that and then again we weren’t.So it had started raining as we were getting up from the table and one of my teammates hadsaw a wallet on the floor. …show more content…

We all was running to the room in the rain but as we were running I’mchecking the wallet for money it was about 150 in there.When we made it to the dorm I pull thewallet out and we check the wallet as a team n it was only 20 dollars in there because the restwas in my packet. Then me a two other players went to the store and tried to get some money offthe credit cards that was in the wallet. The stores we went to was the gas station and dollargeneral. We’ll they brought some from the gas station and I had got some from dollar general.The things one of them got from the gas station was drugs like blacks and cigarettes, the otherperson got some to drink and a couple of snacks to eat. Then I went to dollar general to get somejuice but I really tried to get some money

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