The prison realignment program in California has helped state prisons reduce their inmate populations, but have increased the number of inmates packed inside local county facilities. The San Diego County jails have seen average daily inmate populations increase from 4,632 in 2011 to 5,073 in 2012, the San Diego Union Tribune reported. Much of the increase has been a result of realignment, which transfers nonviolent criminals from state facilities to county lockups and diverts others to early release and probation.
San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore has created a special unit in the last year that identifies county inmates that …
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