Family Crime Legacies Difficult to Break

Police say it was a father-son crime team that led to their cruiser getting stolen and torched New Year's Day. Psychologists say when it comes to criminal families, bad behavior is hard to break.

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UnoHoo - 1/7/2013 4:08 PM

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I am voting for nomercy & turtlekeeper for office....

nomercy - 1/7/2013 12:43 PM

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a bullet to a vital organ would stop this cycle real fast.

turtlekeeper - 1/5/2013 8:49 AM

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Who mentioned "prohibition"? It is the revolving door on the court houses ,the let's pay people to breed without any responsibility,and total disregard for the laws that let these families continue. When you are raised without regard for family values and any other kind of values what do you expect? Cut theses so called families government funding. Quit paying them to breed , one out of wedlock pregnancy is an accident, four or more is a business.

SteveTapp - 1/4/2013 6:55 PM

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A "criminal psychologist" worth his salt ought not to reinforce the idiocy of Prohibition by throwing around the terms "selling drugs," when that is something everyone who works in a liquor store or sells tobacco does every day. End Prohibition and you will eliminate most "crime" in this city.