Some of the new things people were able to buy were refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, toasters, electric irons, and washing machines. ... Also transportation allowed city workers to move away from the slums of urban society and into the quiet suburban areas, because it made their commute to and from work much quicker. ...
Not only were the criminals, some of which who's names included Juan Smith, 25 and Elvis Castro, 28 supplying from their residence, they were also in fact guarding the home with machine weapons, rifles, and other illegal weapons at the time. ... Todd Heisler of the NY Times reported, "For decades, heroin was mostly found in the urban sections of the island's north, where the ferry docks from Manhattan and the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge touches down from Brooklyn. ...
