Convicted rapist and Max Factor heir Andrew Luster has been released early on parole, sparking outrage in Glendora, California.

Glendora’s mayor said the community is outraged, according to ABC7, the Los Angeles Times and NBC Los Angeles.

Many residents say they first learned of the release from news reports, not official notice.

Luster’s crimes, committed in Glendora, involved multiple victims and an international fugitive manhunt.

Officials have not yet fully explained how the early release was decided.

Victim advocates say the case shows why notification and victim input in parole matter.

Local leaders are pressing state officials for answers. Luster’s parole has conditions, and violations could return him to custody.

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