Dominican Convicted of Killing NY Police Officer Calls for Release from Prison

And Dominican condemned to burn to death Police from New York, he could come in freedom more than three decades after the crime was committed, while the a family of the passive wants to stay inside prison “for the rest of his life.”

Francisco Rodríguez was 22 years old and had been out of prison for just 42 days when he killed the traffic officer Robert Venable on September 22, 1987 and now at 58 he is trying to leave again under freedom conditional

If Rodriguez is released from Green Haven Correctional Facility in Dutchess County, where he is serving his 37-year sentence chain permanent, the to kill of police officers number 43 to be released by New York state since 2017, when it went on review the rules that govern the manner in which the board of the Board confirmation of 17 members with the weight of the to free a prisoner

“It doesn’t matter if he’s a prisoner model or if he helped other people,” said the Yes of the passiveJanuari Venable, who was 8 years old when the incident happened a crimeto the Board of Confirmation of the state on October 11, according to The New York Post.

“Because of that I couldn’t have a father. I couldn’t have someone there for me to tell me that everything would be okay,” he said.

Officer Venable, a single father, called his name Yes his night murder to pretend he would be home late.

“I was the last one in talk with him,” she said. “He said he was arrested, so he was going to be home late. He said to me, “Go to bed,’ because I used to wait up for him,” recalled the woman in front of the table.

That night, Venable and six other traffic police officers responded to a cry of a person armed on Pitkin Avenue in East New York, Brooklyn, while transporting prisoners.

Venable was investigating the area when two men came out of a building and started shooting, one of them hitting Venable, who was dressed in civilian clothes, in the head. Among the weapons confiscated after the attack was an Uzi, according to the police report. Police then.

The traffic officer was rushed to the a hospital and he fought until his last breath.

• Francisco Rodríguez was found guilty of second degree murder and he was sentenced to 37 years prison a chain permanent

The review 2017

he is Dominican Francisco Rodriguez could to benefit years of lobbying by reformers and legal groups to change them factors take care to go in freedom your prisoner, according to The Post.

Citing police sources, the New York newspaper explains that a “risk and needs assessment” score takes into account factors such as the prisoner’s age and history prison what now”controls the process” rather than the seriousness of the crime.

In that sense, the Yes de Venable expressed his disgust by ensuring that the to kill “He’s at an age where he could have a full life.” “It seems embarrassing that I will be rewarded for doing something so terrible,” he said.

• “My grandmother always said that a family Mr. Rodríguez could still visit him and look him in the eye and it was the only thing we needed to visit him stone“, said.

“It should be in the prison for the rest of his life,” said the woman.