Two men convicted of murder for the killing of police officers decades ago will be released on parole in the coming weeks, moves condemned by the Police Benevolent Association and the officers’ families.
The convicted murderers of Police Officers Michael Russell and Robert Sorrentino are the latest among more than a dozen cop-killers granted release in recent years by the state’s Parole Board, with the PBA saying it represents “an alarming and incomprehensible trend.”
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