samuel mohammed
Definitional Argument: Samuel Mohammed The question of Samuel Mohammed’s case is not whether he burned a building down, but whether or not he committed a crime. One night Mohammed decided that he would take matters into his own hands. ... Feeling that his reasons were justified, Samuel Mohammed admitted to deliberately burning down the abandoned building, and turned himself into authorities instantaneously. ... Mohammed knew he would be charged with arson, but he felt he was left with no other choice; arson was the only way to rid his neighborhood of its problem.