This will fix a leak on early exit or case of single policy, but it should
additionally be freed in the for-loop. But... I seriously doubt the policy does
anything meaningful these days and the more merciful solution would be be just
axe the whole thing.
Are you actually trying to use the SELinux policy stuff for something, or is
this just something spotted by static analysis?
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