 What did Joe take from the apartment that he was later charged with theft?
He'd never make it unless he somehow managed to PICK A CRIME By RICHARD R. SMITH Illustrated by Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.] He reached into a pocket, withdrew five ten-dollar bills and handed them to her. Joe noticed a small counterfeit-detector inside the purse before she closed it. If I get drunk, I can join the AAA and get free room and board for a month while they give me a treatment." And in all of New York's millions, there had been only a hundred cases of intoxication during the previous year. When she handed the card back, Joe fought an impulse to tear it to pieces. When you try to get a job, they ask to see your ID before they even tell you if there's an opening or not. I've been a garbage man, street-cleaner, ditch-digger—" On the other side of the room, the jukebox came to life with a roar and a group of teen-agers scrambled to the dance floor. Feeling safe from hidden microphones because of the uproar, he leaned across the table and whispered in the girl's ear, "That's what I want to hire you for. A civilization weary of murder, robbery, kidnapping, counterfeiting, blackmail, rape, arson, and drunkenness had originated the CPA—Crime Prevention Association. There were no longer any prisons—CPA officials had declared loudly and emphatically that their job was to prevent crime, not punish it. They had made crime almost impossible, and during the previous year, only a few hundred men in the whole country had been convicted of criminal acts. Instead, he was sent to a hospital where all criminal tendencies were removed from his mind by psychologists, shock treatments, encephalographic devices, a form of prefrontal lobotomy and a dozen other methods. The CPA system was, actually, cheaper than previous methods because it did away with the damage caused by countless crimes; did away with prisons and their guards, large police forces, squad cars and weapons. He was a hero to the millions of men and women who had suppressed impulses to kill someone, beat their mates, get drunk, or kick a dog. And therefore, an EX (a convicted criminal who received the treatment was commonly called an Ex because he was in the strictest sense of the word an Ex-criminal) ... The girl followed him across the room, around tables, through a door, down a hall, through a back door and into the alley.
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