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PLEASE HOLD FOR STORY SLUGGED FACEBOOK SNITCHES BY ALAN ZAGIER
This Wednesday, March 28, 2012 photo shows Damien Doxley poses for a photo in Jefferson City, Mo. Doxley believes in some cases cooperating with police is an offense fit for public shame, humiliation and ridicule and Facebook page to call out those who he feels betrayed that unwritten pact. An 11-year stint in Missouri prisons for drug trafficking and weapons possession turned Doxley straight. So did the birth of his two young sons, with a third child on the way. But Doxley, who now works for a catering company, still clings to the values acquired when he was "in the game." And thanks to social networking sites, his message is being heard by far more followers than in the days before he was locked up. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
2012-03-28
AP/East News
Associated Press
Jeff Roberson/AP/MOJR302
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