This Is Your FBI: Hot Ice

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The Sub-A-2-R-F-B-I file, armed robbery, its title, Hot Ice. Federal Bureau of Investigation maintains a constant study of the fluctuation in the volume of unlawful activities in every section of the country.

For by knowing the trends in crime, it is better able to meet the threat. Constantly throughout the year, crime reports and fingerprint arrest records, forwarded by the local police are reviewed by your FBI and the summary of the facts printed semi-annually in a booklet called the FBI Uniform Crime Reports. The last issue of that report reveals,

among other facts, that the number of women arrested in the United States is rising at a tremendous rate, nor are all their crimes petty infractions. Last year, for example, Every woman every day was arrested for criminal homicide.

The figures on other crimes committed by female lawbreakers showed that women were beginning to constitute a major factor in the field of crime. A file opens in a Midwestern women's prison. A large work room is filled with inmates making uniforms for male prisoners in other penal institutions.