Related to robbery, watt battery and resisting arrests. One threat . He had an ak47 and he was going to shoot deputies. Reporter the Sheriffs Office says the jail released rodriguez and someone noticed a mistake. A very alert deputy understood he was doing to be sentenced and realized he had been released and wanted to know why. Reporter the Sheriffs Office says rodriguez called the jail last night. There was a Deputy Sheriff told him you need to turn yourself in. Reporter the Sheriffs Office are hopeful they will do just that. This inmate escaped from a work detail and was caught hours later. The Sheriffs Department says someone recognized him in a report. Also, a man walked away from a low risk inmate housing facility and was not caught. Brock turner served three months for three felony convictionses for Sexual Assaulting an unconscious woman. By 6 00 a. M. , turner walked out of the jails front door and into a waiting car. Today, were seeing these images taken by investigators hours
To. In less than three hours, three inmates walked away from the facility. Yesterday, another walked away from a lowsecurity facility if santa rosa, and wednesday night, a San Francisco jail inmate was mistakenly released. Reporter Victor Rodriguez has three months left to serve. The Sheriffs Office says it has information he will turn himself in but so far tonight, he was not. The San Francisco Sheriffs Office says Victor Rodriguez should still be in jail. The clerk made a mistake so the information we received is that all charges had been dismissed and accordingly, we released him. The Sheriffs Office says rodriguez has three months left to serve. The clerk did not accurately record what the judge said. Reporter he was serving time related to robbery, watt battery and resisting arrests. One threat . He had an ak47 and he was going to shoot deputies. Reporter the Sheriffs Office says the jail released rodriguez and someone noticed a mistake. A very alert deputy understood he was doing
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Left to Right Aliah Cotman, Ashley White, Shakiyla McPherson and Lucia Boursiquot attend The Black Hair Experience at the National Harbor, Oxon Hill, Md. on Saturday July 17, 2021. Dee Dwyer for NPR
This is a story about the joy of Black hair!
I want to emphasize that right at the start, because like nearly every other part of the Black experience, Black hair has been weighed down by white supremacy.
The discrimination is insidious. But, Black hair means so much more than that. It s personal and beautiful and, yes, it s joyful!