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TALK OF THE TOWN: What readers are saying about some of our most-read stories

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A member of the USAF at Kirtland AFB was found guilty of a rape that occurred on the base and was sentenced to 50 years imprisonment. Severe penalties for serious crimes serve two purposes: 1. The offender is prevented from repeating the crime during incarceration, and 2. The penalties are an example to others as to what will happen if they choose crime.

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Albuquerque Journal

Talk of the Town: What readers say about pretrial release

Answer to crime? Stiffer penalties ABOUT 35 years ago, a member of the USAF at Kirtland AFB was found guilty of a rape that occurred on the base and was sentenced to 50 years imprisonment — there is no parole in the federal justice system. That may seem excessive to some, but he hasn't, and will not for the next 15 years, recommit such a crime. Late in January of 2023, a woman was arrested in Albuquerque and found to be in possession of 878 fent…

1 year ago·Albuquerque, United States

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