Mike Graham Hits Out At Labour's Prisoner Release Scheme

The Prime Minister “shares the public’s anger” at images of prisoners being released early, including one who said “big up Keir Starmer”.

Around 1,100 inmates are due to be freed in a second wave of early releases under the Government’s policy to free up prison space.

Inmate Daniel Dowling-Brooks said “big up Keir Starmer” as he celebrated his release with his friends, mother and sister, who picked him up in a convoy of a white Bentley and black Mercedes G-Wagon outside HMP Swaleside in Kent.

Talk’s Mike Graham discusses the issue, saying: "Crime does indeed pay."

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[viv]

They let out a rapist and he’s back in now as he did it again. One went straight back to beat up his wife. One had shaken his baby to death. Still they had to make spaces for Peter Lynch who shouted hurty words at the police. Like a lot of us he was worried about children and grandchildren. He’s dead now. And Julie Sweeny and Lucy Connolly more hurty words on Facebook, 2 years each. Most people have an issue with that.

[thesnowdens]

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[davidfowler]

99% of criminals dont win. But there is some criminals that did do it. But its not that many.