Carjacking goes from felony to fad as D.C. teens lack fear of judicial consequences

The teen thieves yanking District drivers out of their cars, often at gunpoint, increasingly see violent crime as a game and aren't particularly concerned about the consequences, police who have interrogated the young offenders say.

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