Larry Hoover, a notorious Chicago gang leader, had his life sentences commuted by Donald Trump after five decades in prison. Co-founder of the Gangster Disciples, Hoover was convicted in 1973 for murder, and by 1997, faced six life sentences due to further criminal activities. Despite his tumultuous past, Hoover has sought to reform and claims he’s changed. He spent over 23 years in isolation, prompting discussions on rehabilitation versus punishment in the criminal justice system. His cause was also supported by notable public figures, such as Kanye West and Drake, reflecting a broader cultural awareness of his case.
Donald Trump commuted the sentence of Larry Hoover, a former gang leader, who had been serving multiple life sentences for over 50 years.
Hoover, co-founder of the Gangster Disciples, was convicted for murder and drug-related crimes, receiving six life sentences in 1997.
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