This petition is for the release of a 67 year old non- violent inmate who have served 5 years of incarceration , where he's been a model inmate at the Milington Facility .He have excellent record serving the community as a mentor against gang violence as well as providing help for the various needs of the community.
The momentum is incredible. This shows how many people recognize John deserves a second chance.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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I miss those wings, at Wing City,all the way from Missouri, release Mr John Ward. Please
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Marcus Cox
10 years ago
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john has always been there for the neighborhood kids and kept us on the right path when we was headed for trouble. he is a good man and he deserved to be back home with his family where he belongs.
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Lorece Gunn
10 years ago
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"ve known him since i was very young. Great Father, Husband, and good friend of my Father!! Please Release him, he is no threat to society1
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Earl t. Young 3rd
10 years ago
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Mr. Ward gave me a chance to experience attemtping to start my own business, by letting me use his establishment. And even though my first attempt at starting the business failed, I am forever grateful for the belief in me. He has is a good man, and should be released for the betterment of our community.
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Keneesha Patterson
10 years ago
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My grandfather has served his time and in my opinion has changed and needs to be reunited again with his family because we still do need him he is indeed the glue that holds us together he is a loving husband proud father grandfather of five and great grandfather of two please acknowledge this plea and release my grandfather our family needs him
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Bonnie Stewart
10 years ago
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John ward is miss he is the glue that keep our family together down to the generation we was raised to love and support family. and friends john is the one ,we love. john and praying. that he can come. home
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Keundra Bowen
10 years ago
I'm extremely thankful to have John Ward as a grandfather.
This petition is for the release of a 67 year old non- violent inmate who have served 5 years of incarceration , where he's been a model inmate at the Milington Facility .He have excellent record serving the community as a mentor against gang violence as well as providing help for the various needs of the community.
The momentum is incredible. This shows how many people recognize John deserves a second chance.
20 Comments
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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I miss those wings, at Wing City,all the way from Missouri, release Mr John Ward. Please
M
Marcus Cox
10 years ago
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john has always been there for the neighborhood kids and kept us on the right path when we was headed for trouble. he is a good man and he deserved to be back home with his family where he belongs.
L
Lorece Gunn
10 years ago
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"ve known him since i was very young. Great Father, Husband, and good friend of my Father!! Please Release him, he is no threat to society1
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Earl t. Young 3rd
10 years ago
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Mr. Ward gave me a chance to experience attemtping to start my own business, by letting me use his establishment. And even though my first attempt at starting the business failed, I am forever grateful for the belief in me. He has is a good man, and should be released for the betterment of our community.
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Keneesha Patterson
10 years ago
Featured
My grandfather has served his time and in my opinion has changed and needs to be reunited again with his family because we still do need him he is indeed the glue that holds us together he is a loving husband proud father grandfather of five and great grandfather of two please acknowledge this plea and release my grandfather our family needs him
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Bonnie Stewart
10 years ago
Featured
John ward is miss he is the glue that keep our family together down to the generation we was raised to love and support family. and friends john is the one ,we love. john and praying. that he can come. home
K
Keundra Bowen
10 years ago
I'm extremely thankful to have John Ward as a grandfather.
I miss those wings, at Wing City,all the way from Missouri, release Mr John Ward. Please