Please take a minute out of your day to fill out the form at the NYS Parole Board opposing the parole of Solomon Gideon who shot and brutalized PO William McNamara and left him paralyzed for life.
Inmate First Name: Solomon
Inmate Last Name: Gideon
DIN: 79A4202
And in the comments section, add your own opinion or use the following sentence:
"I vehemently oppose parole for Solomon Gideon, who savagely attacked Police Officer William McNamara on June 10, 1978, leaving him permanently paralyzed and sentenced to an entire life of pain and suffering."
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