[mrsmith]

Copying a Richmond, Calif program.
A Sept. 2016 ABC article praising the program and it’s star ‘fellow’: Dawaun Rice:
http://abcnews.go.com/US/dangerous-california-city-young-men-money-expense-paid/story?id=38190781

“Editor’s Note as of Sept. 25 2016: ABC News had previously reported that Dawaun Rice had no new gun charges since becoming a fellow, but that is no longer the case.”

The star ‘fellow’ was indicted in May for two murders- which happened while he was collecting $1300 a month from the program.

[TChad]

From your link:

He also added that in the 6 1/2 years since the O.N.S. Fellowship was launched, 72 percent of the Fellows have not been suspected for new gun crimes since becoming a Fellow.

So 28% of them HAVE been "suspected for new gun crimes," and an unknown percentage above that have avoided being caught or exposed.

[Tammy8]

The star ‘fellow’ was indicted in May for two murders- which happened while he was collecting $1300 a month from the program.

Well it is obvious the problem is they are not paying enough. Time for the taxpayers to ante up more money.