thughes
.357 mag
Well, that should fix the problem, way to go NY!
"In a controversial move, Palmyra police have arrested the grandparents of two teenagers who they say are wracking havoc on the town with repeated crimes."
"According to the Palmyra Police Chief Kyle Dinardo, this was done to prevent the teens from continuing their criminal spree, which now includes charges of criminal mischief, and criminal trespass, amongst others."
"The teenagers, aged 14 and 13, are reportedly behind nearly 30 incidents, escalating from minor violations to serious crimes, causing damages nearing $10,000. This includes destruction of property, breaking into buildings, and defacing the canal trail with offensive graffiti."
"Police say that these teens represent a significant portion of local youth crime, with one of them being involved in 60% of the cases."
"In a controversial move, Palmyra police have arrested the grandparents of two teenagers who they say are wracking havoc on the town with repeated crimes."
"According to the Palmyra Police Chief Kyle Dinardo, this was done to prevent the teens from continuing their criminal spree, which now includes charges of criminal mischief, and criminal trespass, amongst others."
"The teenagers, aged 14 and 13, are reportedly behind nearly 30 incidents, escalating from minor violations to serious crimes, causing damages nearing $10,000. This includes destruction of property, breaking into buildings, and defacing the canal trail with offensive graffiti."
"Police say that these teens represent a significant portion of local youth crime, with one of them being involved in 60% of the cases."
Palmyra police arrest grandparents of teens in fight against rising youth crime
In a move to curb ongoing teen crime, Palmyra police have arrested the grandparents of two teenagers who they say are terrorizing the town with repeated criminal activities.
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