Mike Dominguez

Individuals breaking laws are not being held accountable because of this vaccine mandate is the ultimate takeaway here, hopefully this idea doesn’t give people still technically breaking a law entitlement to where these individuals feel emboldened to commit other crimes because of the lack of prosecution on these offenses.

We still believe some of the people released will be a public safety danger. This is purely politics, not public safety at this point, and if we have less officers at the facility, we're going to let these inmates out to the public, to our local community, to work low income communities.

Our current staffing situation is terrible. I believe we've had the lowest numbers of officers currently in the last six, seven years. And as of right now, I believe we're sitting at approximately 365 corrections officers available.

It will not shock me to hear that the County Administration and Sheriff have let an inmate out as a result of this mandate that causes harm to our community or innocent citizens of our community. I truly feel for our innocent community members who are concerned and who this will ultimately affect.

Of course, they give the general political statement ‘nonviolent.’ But we saw what non-violent does in Kenosha. We saw what non-violent releases do across the country with this ‘woke’ system, it’s disgusting.