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. >> you may think you know the charles manson story, but not like this. >> things that police had nevern't kill me. >> he was trying to take advantage of peace and love, flower power.

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nobody is saying, let charles manson go home. nobody is saying, we're not going to arrest people for rape cases and homicide cases. we're going to put them in jail right away and seek very high bail in those kinds of cases. let us remember, this is the most incarcerated country in the world. we have had a 500% increase in jail population in the last 30 years. some places are even worse. pennsylvania has had an 800% increase. and philadelphia has had absurd rates of incarceration at different times. although it's getting better now. we look at the jurisdictions that are doing well. and what they are doing, they are finding ways to take whole categories of people who have offenses that are not that serious, whose histories are not that serious, and they're getting them out, without going through this process of doing hearings, one by one, and doing a lot of stuff on paper. unfortunately, right now, in philly, we're getting bogged down with the courts requiring us to do individual written filings, case after case. and we've only --