PUYALLUP, Wash. — In the wake of news that several sex offenders had been employed at the Washington State Fair in Puyallup, fair officials decided to make some changes this year.
They’re going to conduct background checks for all employees of the company that handles the carnival rides and games. That’s great news to local parents at the fair. “That’s outstanding,” said fairgoer Lisa Pryne. “That’s something you worry about. I have a GPS/Amber Alert tracking app on my phone and it alerts me and on the car ride here they popped up one after the other.”
Fair officials are being extra vigilant this year because last year three employees had to be let go because they were registered sex offenders and lied on their applications. Full Article
If someone will hire you, you should have every right to do that job.
And at that ‘goer’ lisa dryknee..whatever ..you got there app on the >95 % of people who will commit the sex crime today or tomorrow that are not in a listing…??????…….where’s your app for that >95 % of people ..???…so while you look at a list for possibly twenty years with no incident …you’ve wasted your life and people proved you wrong….the percentages are over-whelming >95 % as to next sex crime from people NOT on a listing and not in your app …they wind you soo tight you can’t open your eyes.
What a non issue. Who was harmed, except the people who lost their jobs?