The alleged gunman who unleashed dozens of rounds on a busy parkway in Cambridge, Massachusetts, was on parole at the time of the incident. NEWSMAX Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera has more on “Wake Up America.”
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This week on "Missing": Marni Hughes looks at the case of Matthew McDonald, who was last seen in the borough of California, Pennsylvania, on March 9, 2023. His family continues to push for answers after years with no update on what happened to him. McDonald had just been released from prison after a 10-year stint for robbery when he was just 19. His family says he cut off an ankle monitor while on parole and living at a halfway house. They thought he would turn himself in but soon learned from his girlfriend that he had run off. They tell NewsNation, McDonald stormed out of his girlfriend's car at a cemetery and that was the last time anyone saw or heard from him. Hughes takes a look at Matthew's case, along with the new updates in the…
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A teen in Sugar Land, Texas, accused of attacking a jail officer and escaping, was previously convicted as a juvenile in a capital murder case and later released on parole with an ankle monitor — a move prosecutors opposed. NEWSMAX Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera has the details on “Wake Up America.”
AI:A violent repeat offender, previously convicted of capital murder as a juvenile, escaped from a jail in Sugar Land, Texas, after attacking a jail officer. Despite prosecutors' explicit opposition to his release, the justice system allowed him back into society on parole equipped with an ankle monitor. This escape serves as another glaring example of systemic negligence and the lethal consequences of radical leniency within a revolving-door legal machine that prioritizes criminal rights over public safety.Open