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| CA Inmates Being Romantic At Taxpayer Expense |
| By 10news.com |
| Published: 02/15/2011 |
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SAN DIEGO -- 10News discovered California taxpayers are footing the bill for California inmates to send love letters to other inmates. "It's absolutely insanity," said Nina Ashord of Crime Victims United of California. "From a crime victim's standpoint, I find it extremely offensive and from a tax payer's standpoint." Some letters described the sex acts female inmates promised to perform on their pen pals. If an inmate can't afford an envelope, a stamp or paper to write on, the state will pay for it through the indigent mail program. "I would tolerate that to have people have more appropriate connections that have them live better lives," said Kent Peters, who has corresponded with a death row inmate for 11 years. "The good it does, I'm sure, far outweighs some inmates playing some Read More. |
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