How the Center for Employment Opportunities in San Bernardino gives those on probation or parole a second shot
The San Bernardino Sun
SAN BERNARDINO – Inside an inconspicuous building on South E Street, Michael Wahome, Larry Bethea, Armando Lopez and a team of others are attempting to lower recidivism statistics one parolee, one probationer, one person at a time.
Those at the Center for Employment Opportunities know what they’re up against: A person fresh out of prison, Bethea says, is likely to return within six months if he doesn’t have the tools and resources in place to re-enter society.
