FabSwingers.com forum: Prisoners mistakenly released

By *usybee73 OP Man
7 weeks ago

in the sticks

Ministry of Justice source said 37 people were released in error on 10 September, because their offences were wrongly logged under repealed legislation.

This meant these cases were not flagged for exemptions, which were designed to prevent those guilty of certain types of crime from being released.

Five prisoners have not yet been returned to jail but most have been brought back into custody.

One of those mistakenly released is understood to have allegedly reoffended, charged with 'intentionally touching' a woman. He was recalled to prison.

Surprised? ...

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By *ellhungvweMan
7 weeks ago

Cheltenham

1. I am not surprised.

2. The fact that people reoffend does show that prison isn’t really working.

I get there is a retribution angle for society and I am all up for that

However these people are going to reach the end of their sentence at some point and if their fundamental world view/ability to integrate into society hasn’t changed then they are just going to keep on doing what they have always done. I don’t see how that helps anyone.

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By *0shadesOfFilthMan
7 weeks ago

nearby

Over crowded prisons, 7.5 million waiting hospital treatment. 1.2 million on council house waiting lists, 215,000 waiting asylum processing, 1200 more illegals arrive every week

All in the face of inadequate public sector budgets

What’s the solution.

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By *otMe66Man
7 weeks ago

Terra Firma

They knew this on the day they released them.

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By *usybee73 OP Man
7 weeks ago

in the sticks

"Over crowded prisons, 7.5 million waiting hospital treatment. 1.2 million on council house waiting lists, 215,000 waiting asylum processing, 1200 more illegals arrive every week

All in the face of inadequate public sector budgets

What’s the solution. "

Anarchy or dictatorship 👍

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By *ill69888Couple
7 weeks ago

cheltenham

Of course I am not surprised. The public sector is incredibly incompetent.

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By *anifestoMan
7 weeks ago

Ferns

Proposal:

Convert the royal estate to open prisons for lesser offenses and lock up the drug dealers, human traffickers, murderers, and wapeists in the high security ones

Royal family to be dispersed in rental accomodation in the north east

"Over crowded prisons, 7.5 million waiting hospital treatment. 1.2 million on council house waiting lists, 215,000 waiting asylum processing, 1200 more illegals arrive every week

All in the face of inadequate public sector budgets

What’s the solution. "

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