A father in Kentucky is expressing his concerns after a man was freed from prison. The man had been involved in a tragic incident in 2015. The incident resulted in the death of a young child.
A sentence was completed, leading to the man's release from a Kentucky prison. Further information about this case can be found through KTVU FOX 2 News, including the man's name and the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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