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Not even jail or prison can stop New Jersey’s violent gangs from flooding city and suburban streets with hard drugs.

Authorities say 16 people — 15 from NJ and 1 from PA — have been charged for their alleged roles in a drug trafficking organization that operated in the Garden State.

Not even jail or prison can stop New Jersey’s violent gangs from flooding city and suburban streets with hard drugs.

Authorities say 16 people — 15 from NJ and 1 from PA — have been charged for their alleged roles in a drug trafficking organization that operated in the Garden State.

Authorities say 16 people — 15 from NJ and 1 from PA — have been charged for their alleged roles in a drug trafficking organization that operated in the Garden State.

Not even jail or prison can stop New Jersey’s violent gangs from flooding city and suburban streets with hard drugs.

Not even jail or prison can stop New Jersey’s violent gangs from flooding city and suburban streets with hard drugs.

An experience, not as a blood type, not as a kind of person, cause it isnt. >> reporter: both malone and wall cot say they dont know where theyd be today if it hadnt been for the art studio. >> some people just, they could go through things it is a learning experience, some bounce back. unfortunately, some dont. >> reporter: malone says the art studio was just the help he needed. and to see more about the artist, tyree malone and greg wall cot, including a gallery of their paintings, check out c...

Arts community at the shelter. >> we would paint every day, all day long, till -- from the time we got up in the morning until sometimes 1, 2:00 in the morning. >> reporter: the art studio in the store front of the task forces 1920s era building in downtown atlanta was started a few years ago by the programs executive director, anita beatty, an artist herself. >> it seemed to me that there were lots and lots of creative people among folks who were experiencing homelessness and they needed a plac...

the streets. today, about 200 people demonstrated outside the headquarters of tepco. thats the company that owns the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant. protesters told cnns martin savidge they dont like how the company is handling the crisis and they are also losing patience with the government. >> i cant believe our government anymore. its stupid, but i want to escape japan. >> more setbacks for tepco. its first two efforts to plug a leak of radioactive water in the pacific ocean failed...