Now the liberal media and the left wingers are complaining that criminal judges actually JAIL people for VIOLATING PROBATION! What is this world coming to? Let's just throw the white flag up, open up all the jails and prisons and let everybody do whatever they want to do!

No new conviction, but sent back to prison

(A violation of probation or parole is a crime)

PHOTO: Hector Cubero’s fatass wildebeest fiancée Charlotte Mertins (center), Cubero’s mother Angelica “Helen” Gonzalez (left) and Mertins’ daughter Drea display some of Cubero’s tattoo artwork

More than half of the nearly 8,000 people sent to Wisconsin's prisons in 2013 were locked up without a trial — and they weren't found guilty of new crimes.

Some were punished for violating probation or parole by doing things such as accepting a job without permission, using a cellphone or computer without authorization, or leaving their home county. Some were suspected of criminal activity, but not charged.

Re-incarcerating people for breaking the rules costs Wisconsin taxpayers more than $100 million every year. The process that forces violators back behind bars relies largely on the judgment of individual parole agents, which can vary widely. Once accused of violations, people on parole can be sent back to prison for years without proof beyond a reasonable doubt — and they are left with little chance of a successful appeal.

Hector Cubero's agent, for example, recommended he be returned to prison on his original sentence of life with the possibility of parole after he inked a tattoo on the shoulder of a 15-year-old boy.

The tattoo featured a cross and a quote from peace activist Marianne Williamson: "Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate, our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure."

Cubero maintains the teen lied about his age.

CLICK FOR MORE