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Law enforcement retirees to offer solutions to juvenile crime

Some law enforcement retirees are no longer just relaxing when it comes to juvenile crime. ....

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Victor R. Rice 1952-2023 | News, Sports, Jobs

GIRARD Victor Ree Rice, 71, of East Main Street, departed this life at 1:42 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023, at his residence. He was born Jan. 29, 1952, in Co ....

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Freedom Advocates Celebrating Ex-Offenders To Host Resources Day Event in Baltimore

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'It Has Been Life-Threatening': Lawsuits Detail COVID Conditions, Question Why More Prisoners Aren't Released Amid Virus Surge

(Jesse Costa/WBUR)
Two lawsuits filed in the past week allege that Massachusetts correction officials are endangering prisoners and staff during the pandemic, refusing to take steps that would tamp down infections and protect communities outside the prison walls.
Both suits say the current outbreaks in correctional facilities could have been avoided if more prisoners were released.
In the past six weeks over 1,000 prisoners have been confirmed infected, over two thirds of the total infections to date. Five incarcerated people have died in the past month, reads the preliminary injunction filed Wednesday by Prisoners Legal Services of Massachusetts (PLSMA). All the measures DOC has put in place to control the spread of infection, such as lockdowns, mask use, and disinfection, have failed. ....

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