Family outraged after man convicted in Connecticut killings gets clemency from Biden in drug case
- Relatives of an 8-year-old boy and his mother, murdered by a drug gang, are outraged that Adrian Peeler received clemency from former President Joe Biden for a drug conviction, as reported by the Associated Press.
- Adrian Peeler was convicted of murder conspiracy in the 1999 killings of Leroy B.J. Brown and his mother, Karen Clarke, and served 20 years in state prison, according to prosecutors.
- Biden stated he was commuting sentences for nonviolent drug offenses, aiming to address disproportionately long sentences under current law, as mentioned in his announcement.
- Oswald Clarke expressed that the commutation was a major insult to victims' families and criticized the federal government for its actions, according to the Associated Press.
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