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🗣️ "Risk escalates when prisoners are released if there is inadequate supervision." Farah Naz, the aunt of Zara Aleena, who was killed by a man released on license, asks: 'Are the community services ready to take on the burden of the early release scheme?'

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Sanny5 days ago

If anything happens to any of these victims, Labour will be fully responsible for this (justice mininster will need to be fired from his job).

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Subhan - MST 🕊️ 🦁☝🏽🕶️5 days ago

This honestly got me emotional 😔🥲🥀 My heart goes out to Zara Aleena’s family and every victim left carrying the consequences of failures in the system. Victims deserve justice, protection and to be heard — not to feel like an afterthought. Government needs to do better: if people are released early, proper supervision, rehabilitation and community support must be in place. Public safety cannot be an afterthought. 💔

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Mikky 🇬🇧5 days ago

Is it really true that there is a shortage of ankle tags? So these criminals are going to walk out with proper monitoring. This is absolute incompetence. #BurnhamsBritain

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filwink5 days ago

@SkyNews Maybe those against the early release scheme should put up all the newly sentenced criminals in their houses… that’s how this works isn’t it?

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