Taiwan police on alert after 10,000 inmates released

16 Jul 2007

Taiwanese police were Monday placed on high alert following the release of more than 10,000 prisoners under a controversial amnesty bill. Police were ordered to keep close tabs and conduct regular tests on the freed inmates, around half of whom are drug addicts. Full Story

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