Gary Hudoff

Juvenile Justice Gary Hudoff

Cold steel handcuffs slapped around Maxwell McMillen's wrists. It was over, he knew. He was about to go to jail for a very long time. At only 16 years old, he and a plucky group of friends had just done the unthinkable: rob one of the most secure buildings in all of New York City, Sotheby's Auction House. So how had he, an average teenager from a quiet New England town, gotten wrapped up in one of the most daring heists of all time? It had all started when a bookish group of students in his home room approached him with a radical idea: to anonymously fight crime and corruption within their community. What began with noble intentions, however, soon spiraled out of control into some misguided quest for justice. Juvenile justice. When Maxwell McMillen, an unassuming high school student from New England, and his elite team of teen vigilantes commit one of the most brazen robberies the world has ever seen, he unwittingly puts himself and his friends on a crash course with justice, sending them on a flight for their lives and testing the very bonds that hold them together.