(David Harris) was mauled, he was gasping for air.

That was probably the scariest attack I've ever had. I remember kind of gasping for air and wondering if I was ever going to breathe again. ... At the time, coach Singleton didn't know I had (asthma), but I had to get out quick. I had to go sit on the sideline and wait for Shawn (Zink) to come help me.

For my family, that was a shameful thing. My mom and sister lived very afraid, and to them, being a guerrilla was considered subversive, like being a criminal. The army committed most of the crimes in our town, but my family felt they needed to respect authority. I always questioned authority. In the end, if we didn't do something, we were going to get recruited, period.

You're worried about him. Is he going to be alright? You see this guy gasping for his last breath. It's hard, man,

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