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Mr. McFarland is not a risk to the community nor a threat to public safety, reads the letter.
The crime to which he pled guilty for was the nonviolent financial crime of wire fraud.
Mc Farland pleaded guilty to two counts of wire fraud in 2018, landing him a six-year sentence.
Nonviolent prisoners across the country have been granted early or temporary release as a result of the pandemic.
