Central valley areas protesting prison realignment funding

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Updated: 12/03/2012 11:03 am
Fresno County is joining a growling list of central valley areas protesting prison realignment funding. Last month, Kern supervisors voted to ask the state for more money to handle the increase in prisoners released in our area.

Fresno and Kern leaders complain the Bay Area gets 14 thousand dollars more per offender.

State Senator Michael Rubio told the Fresno Bee he plans to write a bill that would base the money on the number of prisoners released, not on the population of the area.
 
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workinghard - 12/3/2012 4:33 PM
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I would like to know who's brilliant idea it was to base the funding on population! That is the stupidist thing ever! Common sense should state that the obvious way to fund this is per inmate released - not by the population of an area. The stupidity just never ceases to amaze me and I should know by now that common sense certainly isn't something we see happening in Sacramento!

rontruth - 12/3/2012 11:33 AM
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we just need to put all the thugs on busses to san francisco, with a 1000.00 in their pockets, and our crime rate would go down immediately. once the bay area realizes these thugs will commit crimes no matter where they are maybe they will do something about it. i know this is wishful thinking (the second part of my solution), but i'd be happy for just the first part to happen.
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