Statement: The state’s early release program is “affecting our community more than other communities,” Jordanna Kidd, who works for the United African American Ministerial Action Council, said about southeastern San Diego.
Analysis: To save money, California will release thousands of prisoners earlier than they would have been in previous years. We wrote a story last week about the early release program, highlighting its potential affect on southeastern San Diego neighborhoods.
Fact Check: Where Parolees Live in San Diego County
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