When war comes home: Crime surge among veterans suggest some didn't leave ... - Fayetteville Observer

4 February 2012, 10:38 pm

When war comes home: Crime surge among veterans suggest some didn't leave ...Fayetteville ObserverToday, there are more than twice that many, though still none in North Carolina despite the fact that the state has the fourth-largest population of veterans in the country. Veterans courts operate much like Fayetteville's drug court, which allows ...and more »... Read More »

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