Mendocino County Sheriff Talks Public Safety as 17,000 California Inmates are Released From Prison

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August 20, 2020

On August 20, 2020, Mendocino County Sheriff Matt Kendall provided a statement to county residents regarding the realities of 17,000 California prison inmates being released to the public in light of COVID-19 related concerns.

He spoke to receiving calls from concerned citizens regarding the potential of crime as COVID-19 protocols were loosened thus increasing the number homeowners away from their properties.

To address concerns about a potential rise in property crimes, Sheriff Kendall described MCSO’s new “While You’re Away” program that would provide protocols and extra patrols to homeowners concerned about their properties.

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Ed I. Tor August 21, 2020 At 5:21 pm

Please rewrite this sentence so it actually makes sense: “He spoke to receiving calls from concerned citizens regarding the potential of crime as COVID-19 protocols thus increasing the number homeowners away from their properties.”

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