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State Inspector General recommending criminal charges against members of Northam's parole board for breaking the law

RICHMOND, Va. – Why was a report detailing the findings of an investigation into the Virginia Parole Board cut down from the original 13 pages to just the six released to the public?

The longer report, obtained by CBS 6 Crime Insider Jon Burkett, described troubling violations committed by the parole board and its former chair, according to a government watchdog.

The specific parole case in which the alleged violations occurred involved Vincent Martin.

The Richmond man was serving a life prison sentence for killing Richmond Police Officer Michael Connors in 1979.

When asked about the longer report issued by the Office of the State Inspector General, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam said he had not yet seen the report.