CA Sheriff Refuses to Release 1,800 Dangerous Prisoners, Including Murderers and Child Molesters

December 18, 2020 in News by RBN Staff

 

Source: Need To Know | CBS and Gateway Pundit

Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes, Youtube

Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes rejected Superior Court Judge Peter Wilson’s order to release of 1,858 dangerous inmates over concerns about spreading Covid-19. Sheriff Barnes said that low level offenders have already been released and what remains are dangerous criminals that include murderers and child molesters.  Sheriff Barnes said he would immediately be appealing the judge’s order, calling the inmates a “significant threat to the public.” Sheriff Barnes said that last week, none of the inmates tested positive for Covid-19, but this week, 415 inmates did test positive. The tests that have an extremely high rate of error.

 

California – Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes fought back after a Superior Court Judge ordered the release of 1,858 dangerous inmates over concerns about Covid.

Nearly 200 of the ‘medically vulnerable’ inmates ordered to be released are murderers and child molesters.

In April the anti-American ACLU sued to ‘protect the medically vulnerable’ inmates at the Orange County jail and a radical judge sided with the ACLU.

Sheriff Barnes said he would immediately be appealing the judge’s order to the appellate court, calling the inmates a “significant threat to the public.”

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