A veteran of the Department of Correction for almost two decades, Agent Chris Spangler has been in parole for two and a half years. His all-male caseload ranges from murderers to drug addicts to minor traffic violators. He doesn’t think of them as what some other agents call “clients” but more as “inmates,” embroiled in a game of tug of war in the legal system. When dealing with his parolees, he looks at them through the eyes of a father, but he makes one thing very clear: he’s nobody’s babysitter.
