1.   At a community meeting, he hugged a murder suspect, and in another instance, gave a suspected felon a pizza.

2.   Police and prosecutors are finding themselves operating without a map as they tried to figure out what to do with suspected felons so very young.

3.   Police and prosecutors also found themselves operating without a map as they tried to figure out what to do with suspected felons so very young.

4.   The corruption has raised fears that people will be afraid to report suspected felons and that the citizen network will break down, leaving the police overwhelmed.

5.   The state will soon create a new voter database accessible to local supervisors and using more reliable court data to identify suspected felons.

6.   The supervisors wrote warning letters to the suspected felons, giving them one to two months to appeal before they were dropped from the rolls.

7.   Then poll workers told him he was on a state list of suspected felons, making him ineligible to vote.