Hide Ya Wives, Hide Ya Kids: Worldwide Coronavirus Pandemic!

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18,000 prisoners to be released by end of August, California Department of Corrections says - Washington Examiner

An estimated 8,000 inmates could be eligible for release by the end of August, in addition to the state’s reduction of about 10,000 inmates since Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in March, the state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) said. The CDCR says its...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Good Luck with that brilliant idea, Cali.

 

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Hopefully this NTer comes clean.

 

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Everything's bigger in Texas

This makes me really curious about what China’s real numbers were. Plenty of idiots here in Texas, but the population is a lot more spread out than in Wuhan.

 

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18,000 prisoners to be released by end of August, California Department of Corrections says - Washington Examiner

An estimated 8,000 inmates could be eligible for release by the end of August, in addition to the state’s reduction of about 10,000 inmates since Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in March, the state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) said. The CDCR says its...

www.washingtonexaminer.com

Good Luck with that brilliant idea, Cali.

Seems fine to me

Prisoners who have committed violent crimes, including domestic violence, have been assessed as “high risk for violence,” or are registered sex offenders are ineligible for early release.

The first group of prisoners eligible for early release included those who had 180 days or less left of their sentence to serve. The second group includes those with no more than one year of their sentence left to serve.

Inmates will be tested for COVID-19 within seven days of release, CDCR said, and offenders will remain under community supervision for the remainder of their sentence.

Eligible inmates must have a housing plan in place before their release, and CDCR says it will follow post-release requirements, including making victim notifications in accordance with all CDCR procedures and state law.

 

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80k on the wayyyyyy

 

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Chuck woolery son got Covid-19.

I wish I cared. I'm cool with it.

 

[wuchi01]

Seems fine to me

Never understood how if prison sites are suppose to be fairly isolated and secure “islands”, that most locations wouldn’t have developed procedures and systems to minimize virus spread. But then you read about things like this:

California’s San Quentin prison declined free coronavirus tests and urgent advice — now it has a massive outbreak

The storied prison is dealing with the third-largest coronavirus outbreak in the United States. Researchers fear that other institutions are at risk.

www.nature.com

California Prisons Are COVID Hotbeds Despite Billions Spent On Inmate Health - California Healthline

At $3.6 billion a year, California spends more on prison health care than other states spend to run their entire prison systems. But despite the spending, and federal court oversight, prisons across California are struggling to contain deadly outbreaks of COVID-19.

californiahealthline.org

Great idea if you can insure released inmates will not commit more crimes and not carry the virus out.

 

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GEORGIA GOVERNOR BLAMES SPIKE IN COVID-19 CASES ON DEMONSTRATIONS TO PROTEST POLICE KILLINGS

 

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