Kerosene in milk bottles, attacks on delivery trucks. All for racketeers to threaten innocent businesses and have a major impact on already struggling families. Racket movies of the 1930's were plentiful and in this action packed short, the bullies are exposed for who they are. The details are excellent here, revealing how rackets harm innocent businesses and the families who rely on them. Nothing is hidden in this Crime Does Not Pay short that shows the government fighting them with every weapon they can get their hands on. Great narration and perfect detail make this a must. Definitely one of the best of the series.
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