From Indyrollcall

Here is something that we (both blogers) have been working on. http://www.indybluerollcall.blogspot.com/

This one will make you bang your head against the wall. A liquor store at 2600 Stop 11 Rd on the South side got burglarized Monday morning. Street officers did a great job and caught one trying to leave and had the two others boxed inside. The other two eventually gave up and were apprehended .
One suspect inside was a Chad Grayless according to the media. We are not sure if they are the same person but a public record check from DOC showed a Mr. Grayless has been arrested a few times for Burglary and theft in Indiana. In fact, a quick check shows he was arrested and convicted in nine different counties for at least fourteen, yes 14, felonies from 1996 to 2002, including a class A felony in Marion where he received 20 years in 2002. Now how does someone get 20 years in Marion county in 2002 and is out by 2008? For all the convictions he had, he received approximately 57.5 years. He actually served about 10 years in total. And we wonder why they recommit crimes? Sounds like a lucrative risk- reward system.
We understand that they combine cases and run them concurrent, but this is absurd. We are not sure if these are the same Mr. Grayless but it does highlight a problem.
Looks like a system is broken.