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Attacks by Teen Groups Rising in D.C. and Nation

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D.C. police say they are seeing a growing number of teenagers and young adults traveling in groups to assault and rob unsuspecting citizens, a trend that mirrors crimes in cities across the country. In an eight-hour period last week, five...

Full post as published by CrimProf Blog on October 14, 2008 (boomark / email).

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