We fear for our lives after being told our abusive exes will be freed from jail early
Ahead of the releases, victims have been sent letters informing them that their attackers will be let out early. 'I don't want to die' Claire Milne's ex-husband, Robert Dales, was convicted in March last year of coercive control and possessing offensive weapons, including samurai and ninja swords. He was sentenced to three years in prison."There was physical violence," said Milne.
- ▪Ahead of the releases, victims have been sent letters informing them that their attackers will be let out early.
- ▪'I don't want to die' Claire Milne's ex-husband, Robert Dales, was convicted in March last year of coercive control and possessing offensive weapons, including samurai and ninja swords.
- ▪He was sentenced to three years in prison."There was physical violence," said Milne.
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We fear for our lives after being told our abusive exes will be freed from jail earlyImage caption, Claire Milne said she was "scared" her ex-husband "will come after me"BySima Kotecha, Senior UK correspondent, Jade Thompson and Claire EllisonPublished4 minutes agoThree women who have been told their abusive ex-partners will be released early from jail as part of controversial plans to free up prison space have said they fear for their safety.Around 700 offenders will leave prison in England and Wales on Thursday under the government's early prisoner release plan - with a further 3,800 scheduled for release over the next year. Ahead of the releases, victims have been sent letters informing them that their attackers will be let out early.
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