I also have no idea how "incarcerated people" - a straightforward and literal descriptor - somehow communicates that victims of crime are not important.
(Obligatory note that many people who are incarcerated are also victims of crime, before, during, and after their incarceration)
My husband spent 27 hours in police custody because one of our neighbors didn't like that our children are Autistic and sometimes do "weird" things, so they reported us for child abuse and neglect, and 4 years later, my youngest is still pee her pants terrified whenever she sees a uniformed officer.
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