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NY Mayor Seems Stunned Released Inmates Commit Crimes: Lesson for WA Gov.
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Could far-left New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, the failed presidential candidate who is now expressing disbelief and disgust about freed Rikers Island inmates committing more crimes, provide a lesson to Washington State Gov. Jay Inslee?
Inslee is essentially overseeing the release of some 1,100 inmates in the Evergreen State whose ranks include a significant number of people who had been sacked apparently for illegal possession of a firearm. |
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jac
(4/22/2020)
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Who would have predicted that criminals would commit more crimes?
Everyone. |
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