Early release prisoner back behind bars after committing 11 crimes in just FIVE days

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Early release prisoner back behind bars after committing 11 crimes in just FIVE days.

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A prisoner from the early release scheme has been arrested after committing 11 crimes in just five days after he walked free from HMP Wandsworth, London.

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Michael Bogle, 38, is a convicted sex offender who has been linked to over 100 offences.Under the early release scheme, Bogle was among 700 other prisoners who had been freed before the end of their sentence.He spent 11 weeks in prison after a 32-week suspended sentence for theft of laundry detergent and was being treated with anti-psychotic drugs.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say As Bogle walked out of HMP Wandsworth, his message to Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, was to "Keep the early release going.

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GPS tagging is better than prison."By 6.08pm on the day of his release (Thursday, October 1), he had already stolen £22 worth of laundry products from a Sainsbury's in Brent.By Tuesday, Bogle had been sentenced to eight months in prison after committing a total of 11 crimes and shoplifting every day since his release.Matt...

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