Paul Zakowski has been sitting in the release cell of his prison since early morning, where he has spent a few years, hoping, cursing, and praying. He is waiting for his release. But it shouldn't actually happen. Not that he is a monster or a violent offender. No, Zakowski is a burglar, a successful burglar, and the state has sentenced him to a total of eight years and four months in prison for that. However, this was in three different trials. He has already served two-thirds of his first sentence, and the rest has been suspended on probation. The public prosecutor's office should actually enforce the other two sentences now. Zakowski is aware that the phone lines in the facility are buzzing. Everyone wants to prevent him from being released. They have until 5:00 PM; then they must let him out. In the release cell, next to the large gate to freedom.