CAPE CORAL, Fla. - Six Cape Coral teens, who call themselves the Lee County Boys, were arrested and charged with racketeering. Police say they stole more than $100 thousand dollars worth of items from homes and cars and traded them for drugs and alcohol. One of the boy's fathers sat down with Cristin Severance and talked about his son's charges and how he wound up behind bars.

"I blame one person, Richard MacDonald Junior," says Richard MacDonald Senior. His son is in jail with five of his childhood friends. They called themselves the Lee County Boys. Police called them an organized crime ring.

"The Cape Coral Police Department warned my son and all those boys, they were going to get them. They did exactly what they said they were going to do," he says.

Police say they were behind more than 50 felonies. All six are facing racketeering charges or what the state attorney's office calls RICO.

"He asked, what’s RICO dad? RICO makes you a mobster. I tried to explain to him any crime the gang did, you’re responsible for," he says.

MacDonald says he just knew someday, someone was going to come to his door bearing bad news.

"You’re going to get two knocks. Either one Richard is dead or Richard is in jail. One of the two knocks are coming. I don't know what day, but it's coming," he says.