Source: kmph.com 4/8/26 EXPIRES 4/21/26! FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — A California parole program designed to give elderly inmates a second chance is now under scrutiny, as several convicted sex offenders granted early release are choosing Fresno as their destination. The state’s Elderly Parole Program allows certain inmates to be considered for release at age 50 after serving at least 20 years. While those sentenced to death or life without parole are excluded, critics say the law is still allowing dangerous offenders back into communities. … Click here to see the article,…
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