According to data obtained and analyzed by The Inquirer, 73% of all inmates released from Philadelphia jails from April 2017 to April 2018 — more than 16,000 prisoners — ...
The first 72 hours after someone has been released from jail are critical moments. Not having an ID card, cash, or their old cell phone can make simple things like catching a bus home, or buying food nearly impossible.https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia-prison-release-afterhours-ids-cashier-closed-20190812.html?utm_source=t.co&cid=Philly.com+Twitter&utm_campaign=Philly.com+Twitter+Account&utm_medium=social …
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... — were discharged after the cashier’s offices had closed, leaving them without any identification, cash, phone or other possessions for hours or even days. The offices are closed on weekends. **So much for brotherly love. Philadelphia never intended to help ppl not return.**
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