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So close, yet so far.
I really don’t understand why if there’s a risk they’re being released. Thanks for the heads up but do better to reduce their risk.
I the story goes that they’re not getting locked up forever m, and they’re getting out eventually. The option they do is let them out early with supervision with the alternative being being “they’re out, done their sentence, and no one’s watching them”