Out of prison, then back in? Unique plan aims to break cycle

By: David Crary Associated Press March 14, 2017

Tykeam Jackson's mellow voice and warm smile give little hint of how the 21-year-old spent his youth: in and out of juvenile detention and jails, leading a life in Boston's mean streets centered on gangs and guns. "I just kept getting caught," he said. "I was hanging around the wrong crowd." Yet even as a pending criminal ...

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Out of prison, then back in? Unique plan aims to break cycle

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