Mayor Scott Lang of New Bedford, Ma., has decided that the root cause for the recent killings there. Hometown of the dead murder suspect Jacob Robida witnessed real life violence last week.
Now in an attempt to find an excuse for the total break down in law and order under his incompetent watch, Lang groped hard and found out the main culprit - violent video games and promptly issued a lame statement that sounded something like - 'violent video games have to be taken out of our homes'.
Spilling in the streets, right Mayor?
Read Mayor Lang's statement here
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