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Pennsylvania moves ahead with plan to free some inmates to minimize spread coronavirus

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Tom Wolf on Friday authorized the early release of as many as 1,800 inmates from Pennsylvania state prisons in an effort to minimize the spread of the coronavirus.

The plan is similar to what other states and some Pennsylvania counties have undertaken, and it comes after talks broke down with Republicans who hold a majority in the state Legislature. FULL COVERAGE: CORONAVIRUS  Wolf's office said releasing inmates will save lives, help stop the spread of the virus and avoid overwhelming Pennsylvania's already-burdened health care system. “We can reduce our non-violent prison population and leave fewer

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