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- U.S. authorities placed Andrew Luster under parole supervision on October 11.
- He received a 124-year sentence in 2003, reduced to 50 years by a 2013 resentencing.
- California Proposition 57, passed in 2016, provided work-time and good-conduct credits that enabled his early parole.
- Glendora Mayor David Fredendall and Assemblywoman Blanca E. Rubio condemned the release as unacceptable and disgusting.
