AFTER SERVING 14 YEARS on a 28-to-life sentence for commercial burglary, a California Board of Parole Hearings panel granted Vincent O’Bannon a parole date.
But before he could pick out his parole clothes or decide what he wanted for breakfast on his first day out, O’Bannon received devastating news. Parole authorities said he did not pay all of his restitution and his grant of parole was rescinded.
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