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| Re-entry programs credited with drop in reoffending |
| By wishtv.com - John LaBerge |
| Published: 03/07/2013 |
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - New statistics show the number of inmates returning to prison in Indiana is going down. It looks like work, but for Tim Hensley, this is a second chance at life. “I was messing with drugs and got locked up and done about 62 months,” said Hensley. Hensley, who calls himself a former meth addict, now manages four other offenders on a maintenance crew at the Indiana War Memorial. His now full-time job started as part of a program to help him re-enter life outside prison. Read More. |
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