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ProudLib72

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8. As I understand it, a parole officer can grant someone the ability to leave the state

Reply to Volaris (Reply #7)

Fri Dec 28, 2018, 12:19 AM

Dec 2018

However, as you pointed out, he has committed a crime, been arrested, and he has not reported to his parole officer. So, yes, he should be in custody. The only reason I can think of is that, somehow, there is no interstate legal system regarding paroles. Seems very far fetched to me, though. One would think they would keep him in custody and notify someone in OK to come round his ass up.

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He's accused of kicking a Wichita toddler and yelling racial slurs. Now he's free [View all] ProudLib72 Dec 2018 OP

If the offender was a person of color you can bet GWC58 Dec 2018 #1

I don't like the idea of refusing bail unless there is a flight risk or something capitol, 912gdm Dec 2018 #2

If he's a danger to the public, that's grounds to deny bail. backscatter712 Dec 2018 #4

He's free to get his ass kicked. Turbineguy Dec 2018 #3

And honestly, I hope he does ProudLib72 Dec 2018 #6

This POS kicked a baby in the back. This story is beyond infuriating. dewsgirl Dec 2018 #5

A few things ... Volaris Dec 2018 #7

As I understand it, a parole officer can grant someone the ability to leave the state ProudLib72 Dec 2018 #8

Just looked at the mugshot of the perp... backscatter712 Dec 2018 #9