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Old 03-30-2006, 12:05 PM
Rudey Rudey is offline
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E'ybody need a check from FEMA/So he can go and sco' him some co-ca-een-uh

"E'ybody need a check from FEMA/So he can go and sco' him some co-ca-een-uh"

Those are the lyrics in a song by Juvenile. They're very charming.

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/30/na...rtner=homepage

NEW ORLEANS, March 29 — The wail of police sirens is back, and gunfire again punctuates the night. As drug dealers move into flood-damaged houses, alarmed residents say that in the last few weeks, they have begun to sense a return to the bad old days before Hurricane Katrina, when crime was an omnipresent straitjacket on life in this city

In Houston, which reported a sharp spike in killings after Hurricane Katrina, police officials say they have noticed a decline since the beginning of the year. Homicides were up 24 percent in 2005, but Houston police officials say the number would have been down 2 percent, absent cases in which either the suspect or the victim was a storm evacuee.

-Rudey
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