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Parker tonight at six. Police encounters more scrutinized than ever and on cellphones and the fall out from the flagstaff incident. It is freeing and by now. You have seen this. That punch. It is hard to watch and that woman taking the hit there. Now saying she wants to see that officer fired. He deserves it. And anybody else and any workforce would be fired if they were to hit anybody. And he is on administrative leave while the investigation plays outs. He claims the women, Melissa Morris hit him in the groin. She denies that and is still considering taking legal action. If you are concerned...

Parker tonight at six. Police encounters more scrutinized than ever and on cellphones and the fall out from the flagstaff incident. It is freeing and by now. You have seen this. That punch. It is hard to watch and that woman taking the hit there. Now saying she wants to see that officer fired. He deserves it. And anybody else and any workforce would be fired if they were to hit anybody. And he is on administrative leave while the investigation plays outs. He claims the women, Melissa Morris hit him in the groin. She denies that and is still considering taking legal action. If you are concerned...

When someone commits a terrible crime, as Jake did, is there anything they can do to prove they deserve to be free again? How does the parole system help us determine what justice should be in any given case — and does it make us more safe?

Jake didn’t know it when he was first released on parole, but his freedom would only last nine months — and there were people on the outside working to put him back inside.

We follow Jacob Wideman’s decades-long journey through the Arizona prison system and hear how he prepared to tell his life story to the parole board.