Release of terrorism offenders needs to be managed says CT lead

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Release of terrorism offenders needs to be managed says CT lead

AC Matt Jukes also says that unofficial Chinese police stations will not be tolerated.

Date - 16th February 2023
By - Gary Mason

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Parole Board reporting shows that on average a prisoner convicted of terrorism offences will be released at least once a week over the coming months, the head of CT policing has warned. This year there is a potential that the Parole Board will...

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