The Department of Correctional Services (DCS) can’t account for almost 28,000 (27,797) high-risk parolees who have absconded. Among them are convicted murderers, rapists and armed robbers. Sources within the parole monitoring system have sounded the alarm, raising concerns over being unable to locate serious and violent criminals who’ve…
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