• Says Los Angeles Police Protective League

• "The people being considered for release are convicted felons, many of whom have plea bargained their crimes down to lesser offenses." "A large number of them are parole violators - in other words, they are people who have already proven they cannot remain law abiding after being released from prison"

• "Many of these individuals are not going to be able to find jobs and they are going to go right back to doing what they know best, which is being a criminal." "We are going to see a severe spike in crime - and at a time when we have less police resources. I see a perfect storm for public safety." -Los Angeles Police Protective League President, Paul M. Weber


WTF

Looks like the bukkakes will be huge now!

That's a lot of cookies, Gia.

Will Brian Surewood be one of them?

well since State of Cali is or was BANKRUPT...how are they going to make new correctional facilities at the publics expense.....now if they had private contractors do it....

But good old Charlie will never get paroled....has Polanski been sent back yet???

Miami gets the Mariel Boatlift. CA gets the Fulsom Gatelift? Come on, there has to be a snappy name for this thing.

Janet Mason just announced that she's staying in Ca afterall

All the unemployed entertainment people in California, somebody needs to do a documentary. Following those felons around, just having been prematurely freed from prison, would be fascinating...

I've already got a title for you: "California, meet Barabbas!"

^ u are correct