NEW PORT RICHEY - Last week, her son turned 10 years old. On Tuesday morning, she watched as police took him away in a patrol car, charged with a felony. A neighbor saw the boy break into her car and make off with a pocket knife, according to a police report. Police were originally uneasy about arresting the boy, who will be a fourth-grader this year. But New Port Richey Lt. Jeffrey Harrington said the mother insisted. They charged him with armed burglary. "The mother was at her wits' end," Harrington said Wednesday. "She thought he was just incorrigible. She...
