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Originally Posted by Locke
There is a Parole board someplace that's probably sweating this.
"Yes...he is no longer a threat to society."
Narrator: "He was."
I'd say they're likely to get fired but this is Canada, they'll likely be asked politely not to do that again.
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Some questions there for sure but whether this was at 2/3rds of his sentence or his full sentence I’m not sure that 16 months makes a difference here. Parole in general makes the transition back to society more seemless. If you want longer sentences the solution isn’t get rid of parole it’s make sentences longer.
Unless someone was seeking dangerous offender status this guy was getting out shortly.