Elder Crime Grows Among Miami Seniors
A Miami haberdashery owner recalls a one a.m. theft by a 68 year old man as police say elder crime is rising. FBI data show 200,000 arrests of people over 60 in a year, including 525 for murder and 23,000 for burglary. Local officials cite poverty, drug use, isolation, and boredom as drivers, while advocates push rehabilitation through the Advocate for Seniors program to steer seniors away from crime.
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