In an effort to help teach Houston youth to make cash the legal way, Eugene Waddle III is offering a 'Clippers over Crime' program to help teach teens how to cut hair and gain hours towards getting their state license.
A local trade school is looking to cut crime by teaching teens how to cut hair in a summer camp program called "Clippers over Crime" and it's not too late to register. FOX 26's Chelsea Edwards reports more of the details.One local Houstonian is hoping to reduce crime in the city by teaching teens how to cut hair.
Eugene Waddle III is the owner of Universal Barbering of Houston and he feels passionate about teaching youth ways to make cash legally instead of taking the illegal route, His 'Clippers over Crime' program will allow students to accumulate state hours toward getting their barbering license. The program also aims to teach young kids life skills and goal setting.Registration for the program is open until next Friday. The program itself runs June 9 - 30, Tuesday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Waddle said he is looking for teens ages 16 to 19 to apply for the program.
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