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| Renton man, mistakenly released, sent back to prison |
| By king5.com- Natalie Swaby |
| Published: 12/29/2015 |
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RENTON, Wash. - David Jennings is a father of two, an artist, and a former prison inmate. He said his paintings are a part of his path to making a better life. His goal is to open a tattoo shop and art gallery. But instead of looking forward, he's getting ready to go back to prison. "I feel physically sick, mentally sick,and emotionally drained," said Jennings. Jennings is among the approximately 3,200 offenders who were mistakenly released early by the Department of Corrections. Read More. |
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