People Get 'hot Under The Collar', Commit More Crime When Temperatures Rise

Barbara Miller | bmiller@pennlive.com, The Patriot-News
Tue, 09/26/2017 - 9:53am

People are more likely to get hot under the collar and commit crimes when temperatures rise, a university study concludes.

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