Man freed under early-release law arrested 2 weeks later

Full story: The Stayton Mail

A convicted burglar released two weeks ago from an Oregon prison because of controversial early-release legislation is back behind bars.

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OHIO WRANGLER

AOL

Did he go to a half way house? Did he have a job lined up to support himself? If the state did nothing to see that he had a place to live and people to help him find a job--he was defeated before he started. He has to eat and sleep like everyone else, and if he received no help seeing to his basic needs, what did they expect? He might have been set up to fail.

Kurtz

San Bernardino, CA

Of course the Douchebag himself has no responsibility in anything.

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