carlos contreras, arrested for allegedly selling cocaine. violated a stay order. it was also his third arrest this year. also arrested for selling drugs, jase lien did he loo who had 25 baggies of powdered cocaine. 92 baggies of heroin and 25 baggies of meth. she violated multiple stay away orders from the tenderloin. >> the officers are out there doing their jobs. >> tony montoya heads the police union. >> they're just literally, like a catch and release type program. there's no real incentive for the people to stop doing what they're doing. >> abc 7 news learned that 80% of the 63 suspects were out of custody one week after their arrests. documents reveal that the d.a. charged three quarters of the cases, considered a good charge rate. judges dismissed 15 of those charged. those out of custody made bail, were put on probation, had their cases dismissed or reduced or they're awaiting court dates. >> the people on probation, you'll see them add a second or third probation already or extend the current one they have. >> this man is with stop crime sf, a group that

carlos contreras, arrested for allegedly selling cocaine, violated a stayaway order.t was also his third arrest this year. also arrested for selling drugs, jaslen delao who police say had 22 baggies of crack cocaine, 25 baggies of powdered cocaine, 92 baggies of heroin and 25 baggies of meth. delao also violated multiple stay-away orders from the tenderloin. >> the officers are out there doing their job. >> reporter: tony montoya heads the police union. >> it is literally like a catch and release program where there's no incentive for these people to stop doing what they're doing. >> reporter: "abc 7 news" has learned that 80% of the 63 suspects were out of custody one week after their arrests. documents reveal that the da charged three-quarters of the cases, considered a good charge rate. judges dismissed 15 of those charged. those out of custody made bail, were put on probation, had their cases dismissed or reduced or they're awaiting court dates. >> the people who probation, you will see them add a second or third probation already or they'll extend the current one

jesica: mónica contreras es criminóloga, experta en asesinos en serie y cree que juan carlos odia a todosuelo nunca existirá. maría eugenia: yo lo quisiera matar con mis propias manos, la verdad, hacerlo que sufra lo que sufrió mi hija. guadalupe: la muerte sería premiarlos. es que vivan ahí el resto de su vida, porque no merecen salir. ¿para qué? ¿para seguir haciendo lo mismo? teresa: las autoridades no han dado a conocer los apellidos de la pareja detenida. juan carlos y patricia podrían ser sentenciados hasta a 70 años de prisión por cada víctima. cuando el juez les dijo que podrían pasar el resto de sus días tras las rejas fue la primera vez que se les borró la sonrisa. antes habían confesado todos sus crímenes con orgullo. volvemos después de una pausa. locutor: al regresar, el gobierno dice que se suicidó. la oposición asegura que lo asesinaron. jesús: a fernando se le encontró, pues, agua en los pulmones, lo cual es un indicio de que pudo haber muerto en el momento que lo torturaban por inmersión. por inmersión. [música] el 60 % de las mujeres usa toallas del tamaño incorrecto y