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If they are not registered, report them! We all have to know where they
are, to keep all children safe. If you notice children being enticed by the perp, report the perp right away. |
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I am going to put a question here, andI know it will get a lot of heat
as well, but I will also start a new thread about it to get others opinion. And please keep in mind this is a very serious subject. ok, you have an 18y/o and 16y/o highschool sweethearts. Parents hate the 18 y/o. They find out that the two were having sex, and go to da and charge statutory rape against the 18y/o. Should that 18 y/o have to be labeled as a sex offender and be registered for the rest of their lives? I have seen this happen several times adn I have seenboth boys and girls take the older part, and be prosecuted. I have also seen three of them get married afterwords and remain married fifteen years down the road. Now, should the older teen have to be labeled and judged for what was a consenting relationship, but inlaws did not like him/her so pressed stat rape? right now htere are too many victims of this issue to even count and they ALL have to register as sex offenders. |
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well the law is the law so yeah he or she knew the consequences of their
actions as far as looking up sex offenders in your area your local police department or sheriff's office should have a very well up to date list they can print out for you and most of the time will have the odffenses listed as well. |
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offenses and most if not all provide these free of charge
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I have a registered sex offender in my neighborhood.Thats one of the
reasons I have my home up for sale now.It frightens me with young grand children but we DO have police keep check every hour or so in the neighborhood but still....just the thought I supose! Ralph |
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and that police check every hour or so is another reason I do nt agree
withthe public list. The person has been to jail, and has gotten medical help. the courts have stated he is safe to leave jail now, which means as human beings we need to give him the chance to live a productive life (yes away fromour children) anywhere he wnats without fear pf erscution from the public. and if he offends a second time? desserted island forthe rest ofhislife. |
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There is a shortage of police officers, alot of time the only update is
through the department of probation and parole. Generally the police are the last to know about a violation of probation. I work a jail, many that are in there are picked up almost a year later when they commit a traffice violation. You would be surprised, how many are caught from a simple traffic violation. This goes for all types of crimes. Think about it, in most area you might have a police department with 2000 personnel, but only 200 of them are street officers, the others work in tax collection, dispatch centers (911), detective bureau, insurance, personnel, maintenance, jail,etc. The street officers go out to every emergency call, and every non emergency call to make reports on incidents that already happened. So now you have only 200 officers on the street dealing with the public population of over a million people. So some are slipping through the cracks, and it is up to the public to help report and keep tab on criminal activity in their area and to report it as soon as possible. The police department does not have the time to check on each individual sex offend every hour. By having this online it help to keep this people in the public eye and to let them know that more eyes are on them this time around. Most people don't go to the neighborhood police station, some don't even know where it is. We closed down one of our lock ups due to Hurricane Katrina, it isn't going to open up, I am still informing people that it is closed, and it has been two years. |
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I agree with you about 99% on all of that Irish, we are severely
understaffed as far as street officers goes. And personally a police office should not be in the miantenace team, that is a janitorial position. however, the ont hing I do not agre with, and like i said aI iwll get a lot of heat about this, but i have my reasons. When you get picked up and arrested and sentenced as a sex offender, you shuld not be made any more public than someone who was convicted of murder. Yes, cover the trial just like any ohter. Yes report when he gets released, just like other violent crimes; but do not continue to follow the person and hound his every step with the media and withthe general public. This is a form of harrasment, and if we did it to anybody else when theygot out of jail, the city or county or even state would be sued big time for harrasment and stalking. Our justice systems says that whenyou are released, you have served anough time in punishment. And that is the end of it (yes you have probation and stuff which I agree with; althugh the parole officer isthere not only to keep an eye on the person, but to HELP the gentleman assimilate back into society. Persoanlly a parole officer should be required to not only have a degree in parole (dont know the actual title of degree) but in social work as well, as the corrections officer should be doing a lot of social work, such as helping find assistance in getting a job, finding an apt. etc. along with finding counseling services for the newly released.. back to subject though. After the person hasbeen released they need to have every possible chance to lead a normal productive life backin society. If they screw up again with this isssue they should go to a desert island. |
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Daniel you still don't understand unless you have actually worked in any
kind of law enforcement and you never will. A police department is like any other business. You have those that work sanitation, payroll, and so forth not just officers that are counted as personnel. The point is that the site is there for a reason. Every time I see a child with someone crying, I wonder if that person is the actual caretaker of the child or someone trying to hurt the child, so in essence if I recognise the person as someone trying to harm the child I can step in. If I see someone hanging around the playground or a school trying to talk to children or entice them, I want to be able to check and see if they are a danger to the child. This online site is a tool for me and others do this. It is not to harm the person that is the sex offender, it is to stop the problem. Many times a sex offender has harmed more then one child unnoticed until caught. Many will come out and start all over again. A child that is abused in such a manner may grow up to be an offender. The site is to try to break that cycle, by letting the offender know that he will be watched at all public place that children are in. To help stop that abuse. Daniel, you have never dealt with the heartbreaking news that a child has been ripped apart by the act of a adult. It is not fun listening to a doctor telling you the actual injuries of a child. You have never heard the tears and cries of a parent who's child has gone through this or that has died from the injuries caused. Daniel, I used to be a 911 operator, I heard it. I now work watching over the individuals that are being held for such crimes. I have even heard some brag about having sex with a child and thinking it is a great thing. You see Daniel, I have treaded waters that you can't even imagine. If I can put a stop to it, I would. In the meantime, the only thing I can do is my job and when I am off, I am part of the public, if I know someone is a offender and they are in violation to report them. I think every person should do their part to protect the children. Daniel, there is no way to separate a offender from the public, but the public can make sure the offender does not commit another crime without being seen and the only way is to know who is the offender through these sites. People move from one area to area, they don't always register, but with the online you don't just have the name but the picture. People use a nickname or an alias, and the picture helps to recognise. |
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