The Story of Right and Wrong: Why Organized Crime is Not a Game

The Story of Right and Wrong

Why Organized Crime is Not a Game

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• What is Organized Crime?
• How Do They Work?
• Why It's Not Good
• Making Good Choices
• Being a Community Hero

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What is Organized Crime?

Groups Making Bad Choices

• Organized crime means groups of people who work together.
• They plan and do things that are against the rules and laws.
• They often do these things to get money or power.
• Sometimes they scare people to get what they want.

• These groups might sell things that are not allowed, like certain toys or medicines.
• They might trick people to get their money.
• They often don't care if others get hurt by their actions.

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Why It's Bad

Hurting Our Communities

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• Organized crime makes people feel scared and unsafe.
• It takes away fair chances for everyone to succeed.
• It can make places dirty or dangerous.
• When people break the rules, it hurts everyone, even those who try to do good.

• Families can be sad when people make bad choices.
• Trust can be broken when promises are not kept.
• Our schools and parks might not be as safe or fun.

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> Be good, do good, and good will come to you.

— Unknown

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• We can always choose to be kind and fair to others.
• Follow the rules and help others understand why they are important.
• Speak up if you see something that is not right and tell a trusted adult.
• Be a friend to everyone and help build a strong, happy community.

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Let's Choose Good!

Building a Stronger Community

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By making good choices and helping each other, we can make our world a wonderful place for everyone to live and play!

Always Choose What Is Right

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