Reginald Adams pled guilty to a 2006 possession with intent to distribute and was serving his sentence in the Bexar County Jail. During the ensuing years, the 28-year-old was charged with as many as 16 other crimes. One by one, the charges were dropped. Finally, on Jan. 16 the final three offenses were dismissed.(from WOAI-TV)
The Bexar County Sheriff’s office says court personnel erroneously entered information which showed Adams was free to go – and neglected to show the current 12-year-sentence he was serving. So on Jan. 17, a surprised Adams was released from county custody.
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On Friday, deputies and U.S. Marshals were searching for Adams. In addition to his current sentence, he faces a possible escape charge. Officials explain even though he was released through a clerical mix-up, Adams should have told jailers of the mistake – and remained behind bars. [emphasis added]
Just can't get good, honest prisoners these days.
1 comment:
Reginald Adams should not get any additional time due to the mistake of someone else.Think about it,most people are not going to say excuse me but you made a mistake,I'm suppose to be in jail for a few more years.Thats just dumb to even think that.The person who made the mistake should be put in jail.
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