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"Britain’s Prisons Are FULL!” Why Prison Crisis Could See Dangerous Criminals Free To Walk Streets

British prisons are bursting at the seams - with overcrowding nearing breaking point - convicted criminals who should be off our streets could be on them instead. This week former Met Detective Peter Bleksley is joined by Crime and Policing Commentator Danny Shaw, former Drug Smuggler and now Author Shaun Attwood and the London Victim’s Commissioner Claire Waxman, to discuss the numerous problems arising from the British prison crisis. One proposal put forth by Justice Secretary Alex Chalk is to send convicted criminals who are sentenced to less than 12 months into the community instead of locking them up. This approach, known as community punishment, aims to provide offenders with opportunities for rehabilitation and reintegration into society. However, this has raised concerns among victims of crime, who fear that offenders may pose a continued risk to their safety if they are not incarcerated. The overcrowding crisis in UK prisons has been a long-standing issue, with the prison population steadily increasing over the past few decades. This has led to unsustainable conditions, with around 60% of prisoners held in overcrowded facilities. Overcrowding not only compromises the safety and well-being of prisoners, but also contributes to high rates of reoffending. Around 50% of prisoners on short sentences are reconvicted or cautioned within a year of their release. Check out Shaun Attwood’s channel here -    / @shaunattwoodofficial   Click here for more from TalkTV https://talk.tv If you need any help visit: https://talk.tv/helplines