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Baltimore Robbery Spike Blamed on Roving Armed Teens

By Crime and Justice News | September 28, 2016
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"We've got all these lost kids," says Ericka Alston-Buck of Kids Safe Zone, explaining that many young people turn to crime as a means of survival or as an emotional release after suffering family trauma . . .

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