Walz under fire for releasing ax murderer who killed his own mother in 1994
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is facing backlash after an axe murderer was released from prison under his administration's supervision. The Minnesota Court of Appeals has ruled to keep the inmate free, fueling criticism against Governor Walz and his decision-making process.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is facing criticism for releasing a convicted axe murderer who was initially denied parole due to public safety concerns, sparking outrage among families of past victims and politicians. The decision has been met with accusations that Walz prioritized the murderer's rights over public safety. The Minnesota Department of Corrections had initially opposed the parole release but later withdrew its objection after receiving additional information about the case. The incident has raised questions about Walz's handling of corrections policy in the state.
