今天，一名被控绑架和强奸的男子被意外地从格鲁吉亚的富尔顿县监狱释放，让他的受害者害怕生命。
据亚特兰大的WSB称，贾斯汀杰克逊据称绑架了他孩子的母亲，并将她折磨了三天。在一次采访中，受害者说她是那个提醒执法人员杰克逊出局的人。
“在我联系他们之前，他们甚至不知道他出去了，”这位女士说。“真的很疼。”
首席副主席马克·阿杰说，案件管理系统应该归咎于杰克逊的释放。监狱在其电脑中看到的最后一项命令是对杰克逊的指控被撤销。但地方检察官保罗·霍华德指责监狱没有确认被告的地位，然后才将他们释放。
“好吧，当你用一根手指指着我们时，你指着三根手指指着自己，”阿杰告诉记者。
霍华德说，他的办公室与一名监狱官员交谈，后者看到杰克逊在计算机系统上列出没有任何保证金的指控。那位官员说杰克逊不应该被释放。
当代表搜寻杰克逊时，受害者是保护性监护人。“我，就像，对我的生活感到害怕，”她说。在撰写本文时，对杰克逊的搜索仍在继续。
囚犯的意外释放比应有的更为常见。今年3月，南卡罗来纳州惩教部门证实，在两年内无意中释放了10名囚犯。大多数囚犯因非法毒品被判刑，而其他人则被指控入室盗窃和家庭暴力。
囚犯只有在服刑85％后才有资格获释。然而，服务时间错误估计，囚犯被释放。尽管这些罪行的受害者被告知，公众从未被告知意外释放。
“在每年释放的9,000到10,000名囚犯中，有10人早早被释放。这是人为错误。这不是借口。这是一个解释，”州参议员Katrina Shealy谈到这一事件。
威斯康星州的一名囚犯Zachary Friedlander未能成功声称他应该在他被意外释放后在监狱外度过的时间中获得一定的荣誉。事件发生在监狱转移期间。囚犯新监狱的官员没有得到通知。
根据courthousenews.com的报道，弗里德兰德与他的缓刑官保持着他的预定会面，他从未告诉他重返监狱。然而，威斯康星州最高法院裁定，由于弗里德兰德不被认为是在押，他没有得到任何形式的判决。
在北卡罗来纳州，由于文书错误，Shawndell Futrell从维克县拘留中心被释放。另一位分享了Futrell姓氏的囚犯将被释放。相反，Shawndell被释放了。
在搜索了Futrell之后，他被抓获并在同一天返回。
ACCUSED RAPIST ACCIDENTALLY RELEASED FROM JAIL, VICTIM IN PROTECTIVE CUSTODY
A man accused of kidnapping and rape was accidentally released from Fulton County Jail in Georgia today, leaving his victim in fear for her life.
According to WSB in Atlanta, Justin Jackson allegedly kidnapped his child's mother and tortured her for three days. In an interview, the victim said she was the one who alerted law enforcement that Jackson was out.
"They didn't even know he was out until I contacted them," the woman said. "That really hurts."
Chief Deputy Mark Adger says the case management system is to blame for Jackson's release. The last order the jail saw in its computer was that the charges against Jackson had been dropped. But District Attorney Paul Howard blames the jail for not confirming the status of defendants before setting them free.
"Well, when you point one finger at us, you're pointing three fingers back at yourself," Adger told reporters.
Howard says that his office spoke to a jail official who saw Jackson listed on the computer system as indicted with no bond. That official said Jackson should not have been released.
As deputies search for Jackson, the victim is protective custody. "I'm, like, terrified for my life," she said. As of this writing, the search for Jackson continues.
The accidental release of prisoners is more common than it should be. In March of this year, the South Carolina Department of Corrections confirmed the inadvertent release of 10 prisoners over a two-year period. Most of the inmates were serving sentences for illegal drugs, while others had been charged with burglary and domestic violence.
The inmates were due to be eligible for release only after serving 85 percent of their sentences. However, the time served was miscalculated and the inmates were released. The public was never informed of the accidental release, although the victims of the crimes were told.
"Out of 9,000 to 10,000 inmates who are released each year, 10 were released early. It was human error. That's not an excuse. That's an explanation," State Senator Katrina Shealy said of the incident.
An inmate in Wisconsin, Zachary Friedlander, unsuccessfully claimed that he should have been given credit for time he spent outside of prison after being accidentally released. The incident happened during a prison transfer. Officers at the inmate's new jail were not informed.
According to courthousenews.com, Friedlander kept his scheduled meeting with his probation officer, who never told him to return to jail. However, the Wisconsin Supreme Court decided that since Friedlander was not considered to be in custody, he was not due any kind of sentence credit.
In North Carolina, Shawndell Futrell was released from the Wake County Detention Center because of a clerical error. Another inmate, who shared Futrell's last name, was due to be released. Instead, Shawndell was let go.
After a search for Futrell, he was captured and returned the same day.
