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| Inmate clothes donated to homeless |
| By Houston Chronicle |
| Published: 10/15/2008 |
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TEXAS - The bargain-basement Hot Bottoms brand jeans belonged to a woman who got six months for shoplifting at a Houston mall. The pricier Coogi jeans with the colorful embroidery belonged to a guy with a bad temper, a drug habit and a gun. And there is no telling who owned the form-fitting men's undershorts with well-rounded padding sewn on each buttock. Regardless of their sordid past, clothes forfeited by Harris County Jail inmates heading to state prison get a new lease on life thanks to a program in which the county donates street clothes to help recovering homeless people get back on their feet. Read more. If link has expired, check the website of the article's original news source. |
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