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| Teens, repeat offenders released early from Benton Franklin juvenile detention |
| By tri-cityherald.com - Paula Horton & Kristin M. Kraemer |
| Published: 11/06/2012 |
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Kennewick, Washington — Five days after a 17-year-old boy got out of detention early to make room for another juvenile, he was back behind bars on allegations he had sex with a young teen girl. Benton County prosecutors objected to the Kennewick boy’s release in the first place, noting his gang ties and his participation in an intensive supervision program. But they were overruled by a judge who was left to decide which juvenile on a list of Tri-City offenders presented the least potential risk to community safety. The teen is just one example prosecutors have used to highlight the crisis situation at the Benton-Franklin juvenile detention center when the Kennewick facility’s population reaches 35 kids. Read More. |
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