The widow of Police Constable Andrew Harper has expressed her outrage that his killers could potentially benefit from a revised early release scheme. The scheme aims to reduce prison overcrowding by allowing certain offenders to be released before the end of their sentences. However, it initially included provisions for rapists and child sex offenders, prompting widespread criticism. While the government has since stated it intends to exclude these offenders, Lissie Harper argues it’s “disgusting” her husband’s murderers remain eligible under the current rules. She feels the potential for their early release is a further injustice following the reduced manslaughter conviction they received. The case highlights ongoing concerns about sentencing and the treatment of those who kill law enforcement officers. The government is facing pressure to clarify and amend the scheme to ensure public safety and address victims’ concerns.