Skinhead Confessions: From Hate To Hope
The fact that TJ was very, very intelligent made him even more dangerous than your average gang member. Seriously, if we could have found a way to put TJ in jail, we would have because of his political views. We were much more interested in him than any of his underlings, and we were gathering as much intelligence on him as we could to build a case that would put him away for a long, long time. The problem was TJ's influence over the youngsters. He helped make the problem in the community much bigger than we wanted it to be. His influence was too widespread. --Del Jensen, a detective from the San Bernardino sheriff's departmentThe thing I like about TJ is that he is REAL. Lots of people talk about hate and diversity in sterilized language. TJ doesn't do that. He tells it like it was. And like it is. --J. Colleen Brown, Community Outreach Specialist, Northern Ohio Hate Crimes Working Group