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Colorado gave some prisoners earned time off their sentences. Then the state took it back.

At least 20 incarcerated people had time added to their sentences after Colorado reviewed earned-time calculations, officials said.

Billy Hailey, left, worked as a CrossFit coach while in community corrections in Larimer County. He was expecting to enter parole last summer when, instead, the Colorado Department of Corrections determined it incorrectly calculated his sentence and placed him back in prison. (Photo courtesy of Brandin Kreuzer)After he received a community corrections placement in Larimer County, Billy Hailey found work for eight months as a CrossFit instructor …

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The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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