denied parole in New YorkWilliam Shrubsall was extradited from Canada in 2019 to serve time in New YorkA sex offender who committed crimes in Nova Scotia more than 20 years ago and was later extradited to the U.S. will remain incarcerated in New York because his release "would be incompatible with the welfare of society," parole officials there said in a recent decision.While in the province, he committed a string of violent crimes and sex assaults before being arrested in June 1998.Their controversial decision to parole him paved the way for his 2019 deportation to the U.S.His deportation sparked outrage from victims, a Crown attorney who prosecuted his case and Nova Scotia's justice minister, who feared Shrubsall would be released from prison within a few years.- CBC InvestigatesNew parole details raise fresh questions about William Shrubsall's controversial deportationThe decision includes a transcript of the parole hearing.Next parole hearing will be in 2024"I apologize if I come across that way but I really don't have a low opinion of women," he said."