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Fate Vincent Winslow died after being released from prison
— Percy Master P Miller
LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, May 17, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Master P and The Ice Cream Shop celebrate the life of Louisiana man Fate Vincent Winslow. Winslow was sentenced to life in prison for $20 worth of Marijuana. Percy Miller says, “This life sentence should have been reduced a long time ago. Even though he was released in 2020, he died in 2021. We have to make sure that this injustice doesn’t happen to more people. We need to increase awareness, help educate our culture and help prepare the imprisoned for freedom.” Anyone who incarcerated for a small amount of cannabis and is fighting this injustice; we want to help them gain their freedom back.”
Cannabis legalization has become more and more widespread; over 60 thousand cannabis-related convictions have been reduced or entirely dismissed in California, where cannabis is legal. As of 2021, 34 states have small amounts. In states where cannabis is still illegal, a person arrested for cannabis can end up with a permanent criminal record, which can strip them of various essential opportunities like employment, housing, financial aid, and even child custody.
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Fate Vincent Winslow died after being released from prison
— Percy Master P Miller
LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, May 17, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Master P and The Ice Cream Shop celebrate the life of Louisiana man Fate Vincent Winslow. Winslow was sentenced to life in prison for $20 worth of Marijuana. Percy Miller says, “This life sentence should have been reduced a long time ago. Even though he was released in 2020, he died in 2021. We have to make sure that this injustice doesn’t happen to more people. We need to increase awareness, help educate our culture and help prepare the imprisoned for freedom.” Anyone who incarcerated for a small amount of cannabis and is fighting this injustice; we want to help them gain their freedom back.”
Cannabis legalization has become more and more widespread; over 60 thousand cannabis-related convictions have been reduced or entirely dismissed in California, where cannabis is legal. As of 2021, 34 states have small amounts. In states where cannabis is still illegal, a person arrested for cannabis can end up with a permanent criminal record, which can strip them of various essential opportunities like employment, housing, financial aid, and even child custody.
Millennials are joining The Ice Cream…