State officials are saying the largest single-day mass commutation in the U.S., over 400 inmates are being released from prisons across Oklahoma.
Recently released inmate Donnie Crow (L) holds her 17-month-old son Fayedon Davis as she walks from the Eddie Warrior Correctional Center with Christopher Davis Sr. and son 32-month old Christopher Davis II, following her release in Taft, Okla., on Nov. 4, 2019. Sue Ogrocki/AP Photo
In what state officials are saying is the largest single-day mass commutation in U.S. history, over 450 inmates are released from prisons across Oklahoma on Nov. 4.
The release of inmates, all with convictions for low-level drug and property crimes, is the result of a bill signed by new Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt.
