Man re-arrested for rape right after being released from prison early.

As part of the government's early release program, a man was recently released from prison and was almost immediately arrested on suspicion of rape. The incident occurred outside Wandsworth Prison, where many prisoners were set free and were visibly overjoyed. The 28-year-old man, who was equally surprised by his sudden release, was quickly taken aback when he realized that the police were waiting for him. According to MailOnline, he was immediately handcuffed and taken away on charges of rape, sexual assault, and a racially aggravated public order offense. However, the exact timing of these events is still unclear.

This situation has raised concerns and questions about the process of releasing prisoners from the south west London prison. A spokesperson from the Metropolitan Police stated that the man was arrested and taken to a police station in south London, where he was later released on bail pending further investigations into the rape accusation. It is worth noting that no further actions were taken regarding the other allegations against him.

The moment of the arrest was captured on camera, showing the man being taken away by the police just moments after his release from jail. This news comes after 1,750 prisoners were released yesterday in England and Wales. Many of these inmates were seen doing celebratory rock 'n roll hand signs and others were seen hiding their faces in their hoodies. The early release of these prisoners has raised concerns about the potential for reoffending, as most of them have not completed even half of their sentences.

Some inmates even popped champagne corks upon their release from a jail in Nottingham. One former inmate of HMP Wandsworth told LBC that it felt good to be free and that he went straight to McDonald's. In an effort to reduce overcrowding, governors have decided to release an additional 1,000 prisoners on top of the usual number of releases each week. Outside HMP Bristol, prisoners were seen milling about with their belongings in Horfield, where an estimated 19 inmates were set free yesterday.

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