"COS" WON'T GET A CORONA PAROLE. (USA TODAY)Bill Cosby won't be leaving incarceration any time soon, despite concerns that he could be susceptible to coronavirus while in prison. (GRA:Being in prison probably saved his life.If he was a free man,no doubt "Cos" would attempt as much physical contact as possible with willing young females who are asymptomatic with COVID.In prison,he's safe.) Because he's a sex offender, "inmate Cosby is not eligible for a reprieve by the governor," Pennsylvania Department of Corrections spokeswoman Susan McNaughton told USA TODAY in an email Saturday.
Cosby is serving a three- to 10-year sentence in a state prison in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia, after being convicted in 2018 of drugging and sexually assaulting a Temple University employee in 2004.
As a result of the pandemic, inmates across the country have been released early or sent to home confinement, especially those who are elderly or chronically ill.
On April 10, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf authorized a temporary reprieve for vulnerable and non-violent prisoners at or close to their release dates. Between 1,500 and 1,800 inmates would be considered eligible.
But Cosby doesn't meet that criteria. "He’s a sex offender – they are not eligible under the governor’s reprieve order," Maria Finn, another spokeswoman for the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, confirmed to USA TODAY. GRA:Many blacks more dangerous than Cosby are being released.THAT'S the real story. --GRA
"COS" WON'T GET A CORONA PAROLE.
ReplyDelete(USA TODAY)Bill Cosby won't be leaving incarceration any time soon, despite concerns that he could be susceptible to coronavirus while in prison.
(GRA:Being in prison probably saved his life.If he was a free man,no doubt "Cos" would attempt as much physical contact as possible with willing young females who are asymptomatic with COVID.In prison,he's safe.)
Because he's a sex offender, "inmate Cosby is not eligible for a reprieve by the governor," Pennsylvania Department of Corrections spokeswoman Susan McNaughton told USA TODAY in an email Saturday.
Cosby is serving a three- to 10-year sentence in a state prison in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia, after being convicted in 2018 of drugging and sexually assaulting a Temple University employee in 2004.
As a result of the pandemic, inmates across the country have been released early or sent to home confinement, especially those who are elderly or chronically ill.
On April 10, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf authorized a temporary reprieve for vulnerable and non-violent prisoners at or close to their release dates. Between 1,500 and 1,800 inmates would be considered eligible.
But Cosby doesn't meet that criteria. "He’s a sex offender – they are not eligible under the governor’s reprieve order," Maria Finn, another spokeswoman for the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections, confirmed to USA TODAY.
GRA:Many blacks more dangerous than Cosby are being released.THAT'S the real story.
--GRA
Killed the "boyfriend".
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