Parole denied for California man in horrific Tracy torture abuse case
The parole board initially granted Waiters' release, but reversed its decision on Friday.
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The parole board initially granted Waiters' release, but reversed its decision on Friday.
Parole eligibility will be determined later this year for Anthony Waiters, the man convicted of torturing a Tracy teenager, Kyle Ramirez, in Tracy.
A 43-year-old man convicted in 2011 after his arrest in Pleasanton for participating in the torture and beating of a teenage boy inside a Tracy home for over a year will have to wait 4-6 months to determine his eligibility for parole.
The San Joaquin County DA's Office is urging community members to attend a court hearing next week in Sacramento that will determine if a man convicted in 2011 of torturing and beating a teenage boy in Tracy will be granted parole.
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