Gooch, that doesn't surprise me. Then I wonder about the percentages in the neighborhoods that needed assistance in evacuating. I wonder if they are still in line.
I'd think that it would be the poor that need the most help and that they would congregate in the poorer neighborhoods and the higher ratios of criminal records would be expected.

Another thing I wonder about is did the folks investigate the records of those offering assistance? Consider 10's of thousands of folks from both government and non-government insititutions that show up to help. I'll bet a lot of them have criminal records too.

I understand the desire to run background checks, but somehow that doesn't set right with me. Security is important for the group safety and it should be provided. The checks will help with security. I believe there could be higher priorities than running background checks. They still needed help.