A technical glitch that prevented the public from learning that Jarrod Bacon had been released from prison months ago is the second Parole Board of Canada clerical error related to the notorious B.C. On Thursday, the Parole Board of Canada released a five-month-old decision showing Bacon was granted statutory release back in June. The blunder went unnoticed and led to a flawed calculation for his statutory release date. Questions sent to the Parole Board of Canada's head office in Ottawa were not responded to. The latest parole board decision says that Bacon is a high public safety risk.

Source: CBC News November 25, 2018 14:00 UTC