Thousands of Britons will become victims of crime as a result of Andy Burnham's early prison release scheme.Sex offenders, robbers, arsonists and violent criminals will commit nearly 90,000 extra offences after being freed early, according to analysis.Despite mounting public fury, the Prime Minister has decided to pursue the controversial Labour plans which let thousands out of jail before the end of their sentences to ease overcrowding in prisons.But the Conservatives have found that, thanks to Mr Burnham green-lighting the scheme, there will be around 500 added sex offences, nearly 1,800 violent crimes and just under 36,000 thefts before the end of this Parliament in 2029.The grim forecast also estimates that 1,500 crimes for possessing a weapon, more than 7,000 drug-related offences and up to 3,000 public order offences will be recorded.This will lead to an extra 89,225 crimes in total being committed by mid-2029, the Tories found.Tory justice spokesman Nick Timothy said: 'Labour's early release scheme is still set to let thousands of dangerous criminals out early, and this will mean communities seeing dangerous offenders let back on to their streets.'Nearly 90,000 more offences will be committed over this Parliament because of Andy Burnham's early release scheme – it is a disaster. Conservatives are calling on Labour to finally listen to victims... and bring emergency legislation to end this mess.' Prime Minister Andy Burnham has approved a controversial prison release scheme to ease overcrowding in jails