I wouldn't call a man trying to clean up his life "rolling on someone". You gotta respect a man for doing what's right regardless of the outcome. Bad decisions do not make someone a bad person. If you screw up and then decide to straighten your act up then that is commendable in my book.
Speaking of which, did you know that Capone took care of the poor people in Chicago, and created several jobs? He also was instrumental in making it a law to put date stamps on milk, after seeing poor children getting sick from drinking spoiled milk. This also led to date stamps being put on all perishable foods. Not that I'm siding with the guy. But you gotta give credit where credit is due.
JMO