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There's one thing I don't love about living in Kentucky, that's a lack of organized crime.

Can I get maybe some teenagers acting like the mafia?

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glad that you have chosen to end it with listening to us.

Yep, we have a fantastic story here.

It's one that I discovered digging back through records.

A lot of times when I do research for True Crime to go, I'm looking up things like weird crimes in Kentucky

2022, like those are similar searches to what I make and this one does not disappoint.

Yeah, this is going to be a good one and I don't know man I'm excited to get to it.

So why don't you know what I'm gonna get the ball you are because it's your name first.

Yeah, so we've got a story for you today,

and it's different from our usual cases.

We're going to be diving into the world of teenage gangs

and a criminal enterprise that took place in our home state in Boone County, Kentucky.

That's Northern Kentucky geographically.

And our story begins on June 6, 2016, when the Boone County Sheriff's Office made a series of arrests that really shocked the community.

There are five teenagers, all between the ages of 15 and 17 taken into custody.

John I have a 15 year old at my home. Can you imagine him being put in

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