Mum of Nottingham attacks victim backs calls to stop killers' early release
Emma Webber, the mother of a Nottingham attack victim, has joined over 30 other families in signing an open letter to the government calling for changes to early release policies for convicted killers. The campaign represents a collective effort by bereaved families seeking to prevent dangerous offenders from being released from prison before serving their full sentences.
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Mum of Nottingham attacks victim backs calls to stop killers' early release
Emma Webber, the mother of a Nottingham attack victim, has joined over 30 other families in signing an open letter to the government calling for changes to early release policies for convicted killers. The campaign represents a collective effort by bereaved families seeking to prevent dangerous offenders from being released from prison before serving their full sentences.
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