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Abrams (an earlier identification of him by the FBI as "Abrahams" was wrong) will be extradited from Florida, where he had been hiding out with his wife Lynn and three daughters. He was apparently traced by the FBI through his wife. Just where he will end up, no one is...
Local prosecutors select their career violators using individual systems. Louisville targets suspects with two previous felony convictions or five arrests. Washington concentrates on parolees who are arrested again, for a crime of violence; Detroit zeros in on three-time offenders charged with murder, rape, household burglary and armed robbery. Boston uses a "case evaluation form," based on a ten-point penalty system. Penalty points are given for brutality, use of firearms, parole or bail status at the time of the crime, and even strength of the evidence against the suspect. Any suspect who gets ten points or more gets...
(6 of 11) "never let me go until he was sure I could stand on my feet." Still a tireless community apostle at 50, Haynes returns the favor to as many young people as he can. He also makes certain that his elderly members are picked up and brought to...
In 1969, President Richard Nixon declared an international "war on drugs," then pressed the Mexican government into joining the battle by cracking down on illegal narcotics traffic across the border. Mexico obliged with a vengeance, throwing into jail hundreds of American violators; most of them were "mules," who had been...
The Yankees most anxious to go home are those with a chance of parole. Since their sentences now come under U.S. law, which allows for parole and mandatory release, about 60 of the transfers are expected to be released soon. Local parole boards are likely to review the cases and...