North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper has issued pardons for four ex-offenders and commuted the sentences of four others convicted of crimes to the time they’ve already served.
RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper on Thursday pardoned four ex-offenders and commuted the sentences of four others convicted of crimes to the time they’ve already served.
Cooper’s release described the brothers’ good behavior while incarcerated, as well as how they have provided services to the community, such as dog training and sewing uniforms for state ferry system workers. Koniak has participated in classes and vocational training programs, the release said. Each pardon signed by Cooper reads that the record of each ex-offender since their convictions has been “one of responsible civic behavior and community service.”
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