Attorney General: More Inmates Released From Prison, Parole

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Posted: 11:41 AM Oct 3, 2008
Last Updated: 11:41 AM Oct 3, 2008

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Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway says Kentucky has released even more inmates from prison or parole.

Conway tells us that 1,461 inmates have been released more than 2,000 have been released from parole.

Conway, who's filed suit to stop the releases, says many of the convicts let go early are potentially dangerous.

The attorney general has sued to stop the state from trying to save money with early releases.

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Posted by: Anna Location: Owensboro on Feb 11, 2009 at 09:36 PM
Some people in prison don't belong there. Save the taxpayers money.There should be a statue of limitation in Kentucky!!

Posted by: CRYSTAL Location: KNOTT CO. on Oct 4, 2008 at 02:32 PM
What in the heck going on? Has the people in Frankfort lost their minds?

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