Since two sex offenders were charged with killing four women while under state and federal watch, California has changed how it supervises such parolees, increasing scrutiny of some and relaxing the monitoring of others.
A Times analysis of state data shows that the number of parole agents with caseloads exceeding state limits has increased under the new system, further stretching California’s already strained ability to oversee freed sex offenders. Full Article
Well, I reside in OC and used to have vice show up twice a year for a compliance check/20 year old battery/expunged/non child related/no other arrests ect/summary probation. I thought it was kind of ridiculous. They where always courteous/professional. I haven’t seen them for over a year/I guess this is why and this is another good reason the tiered system is needed!
There is a comment from “USA” that a tiered system will allow for better direction of scarce parole resources to those most likely to commit new offences. I think he is on to something and let’s face facts here, the registered citizens I have met have been through more than enough trouble already and definitely are not interested in any more of it.
Why is this a surprise when the monitor people who have paid their debt to society years or decades ago and yet they are monitored like a someone who just raped a baby last week!
Talk about wasting time and resources. It’s all part of the plan to increase the budget for more police to monitor and keep the system growing bigger and bigger and bigger…we are talking about the USA government here people…wake up and smell that Colombian coffee!