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| Work Release Program Raises Issues |
| By wjz.com |
| Published: 07/15/2010 |
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Controversy is brewing over a state program involving inmates doing work in the community after a project at a local horse farm was canceled. Kelly McPherson explains why some in the community were concerned. Every day, more than 400 Marylanders leave jail to work in the community. One farm program has been stopped until further notice by state officials concerned for the area's safety. At the Day's End Farm in Howard County, female inmates on work release have no idea that this will actually be their only day working at the non-profit. Read More. |
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"concerned for the area's safety". Oh, those scary female inmates! What a bunch of idiots.