“The home incarceration program is well-suited for this,” Amy Hess,
Louisville’s chief of public services, told the newspaper. “It provides
us with the proper amount of distancing. We can monitor activity after
(the monitoring device) gets affixed to them… to make sure they’re not
further affecting the community.”
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