Nearly 100 'dangerous' prisoners went on to rape and kill after release as Andy Burnham pushes to scrap indefinite sentences

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Nearly 100 'dangerous' prisoners went on to rape and kill after release as Andy Burnham pushes to scrap indefinite sentences

Nearly 100 "dangerous" prisoners went on to rape, kill, and commit other serious offences after release according to a new Government report. A new Ministry of Justice (MoJ) report on offenders serving imprisonment for public protection (IPP) sentences said "high-risk" criminals were more likely to be recalled to jail than other prisoners under supervision by the probation service. Andy Burnham is proposing legisla…