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PEN TO RIGHT HISTORY
Robert Deals, a retired Air Force veteran who served this country for eleven respectable years, is now serving his twelfth year of an 18-year sentence in the state prison in Yuma, Arizona for a cannabis-related conviction.
We encourage you to use the info below to write, call, and email their offices to urge them to release him!
PARDON PEOPLE NOT POULTRY
In May 2017, Antonio was driving on Interstate-70 from Colorado to his home state of Tennessee when an officer pulled him over for a traffic stop and smelled cannabis in his vehicle. The officer then searched his vehicle and found eight pounds of cannabis.
Having already served six years for an activity now legal in most of the country, Antonio deserves freedom.
CHAMPION OF JUSTICE
Rollie Lamar, a devoted father of six and a man of deep faith, is serving an 18-year federal sentence for non-violent cannabis-related offenses.
He is a first-time offender—but the sentence he received is devastatingly harsh, and he suffers from serious health conditions like diabetes and neuropathy that have only worsened while he has been in prison.
EMJAY AWARDS
David Lopez, a 64-year-old from El Paso, Texas, is currently serving a lengthy 24-year sentence for a non-violent cannabis-related offense. This harsh sentence was primarily because the prosecutor wrongfully referenced a prior conviction.
David awaits to be reunited with his wife Terry of over 40 years and their three daughters, one of which is a cancer survivor, underscoring the urgency for David's release.
2ND CHANCE MONTH
Ricardo Ashmeade has been serving a 22-year sentence for a non-violent cannabis offense – despite changes to state laws that would no longer treat his actions as illegal. He has spent almost 17 years away from his daughter, Richeda Ashmeade, who continues to fight for his release after receiving her J.D.
Ricardo's egregious sentence was made harsher because he took his case to trial.
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Your support can directly transform lives. At Last Prisoner Project, we believe that no one should be behind bars for an offense that is no longer illegal—and we’re not just fighting for freedom, we’re fighting for full justice. With your donation, you’ll help us free cannabis prisoners, advocate for laws that prevent future incarceration, and provide immediate financial support to those reentering society. Every dollar fuels legal victories, policy change, and second chances. Join us in repairing the harms of the drug war—because justice can’t wait.
