5 Ceiling on Crime

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When Tommy Barra, King of the Racketeers, was released from Federal Prison, Michael Axford was happy. I was sore when he was jailed for only two years on an income tax charge, but now they found he lied in his application for citizenship and to go on to trade a department. That's good.

That's good. Rick Reid, young publisher of the Daily Sentinel, showed no elation. It's not good, actually. The galling part is that his deputational have no effect on the crime situation. His racket's so well organized, he'll continue without him.

Rick Reid was right. That same evening, Tommy Barra met in secret with two of the top men in his empire of crime. They were Jangle Kimmons and Willie McLean. Barra was speaking. And my lawyer says I can't beat the deportation, right?