Hinds County holds inmate job fair - WAPT Jackson

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D A PLEA AND FACES 20 FINE. AND HINDS COUNTY OFFICIALS ARE TRYING TO STOP INMATES FROM CRIMINAL. THEY HELD A JOB FAIR TODAY. THE PEOPLE THA ATTENDED ARE ABOUT TO GET OUT OF PRISON. THE JOB THERE HELPS THEM CONNECT TO EMPLOYERS WHO ARE WILLING TO HIRE AND THEY GOT TO EXPLORE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES. THE SHERIFF SAYS THEY HAVE PAID THEIR DEBT TO SOCIETY AND THEY DESERVE A SECOND CHANCE. >> IT IS RELEASING THEM AND MAKING THEM COME OUT, HAVING A SECOND CHANCE TO HELP THEIR FAMILIES, THE A FATHER, A MOTHER FIGURE TO THE FAMILIES, AND

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