Seven sex offenders who violated parole were released from jail early as part of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department reducing its inmate population during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The sex offenders were released months before schedule, despite being charged with violating their parole by cutting off their GPS monitors and tampering with their tracking devices, according to the Orange County District Attorney’s Public Information Officer Kimberly Edds.
California law requires sex offenders who violate their parole in this way to serve six months in jail, but many of the sex offenders who have been released during the pandemic served just days, Edds said.
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…said Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer. “As a state legislator, I was the author and founder of the State of California Sex Offender Management Board and the author of Megan’s Law on the Internet, which allows the public to see where these sex offenders are so that they can protect themselves and their families.”
I was watching a wonderful documentary last night. It was about the 16 year old girl who killed her client. When evaluating her, they did a psychological evaluation. It was very interesting to see how she reacted to photos she was shown. She was to describe the scene and was then asked how the story ended? Good? Bad? You guys clearly fall within those parameters. I truly feel sorry for you. You exhibit much the same. Thanks for confirming what I already knew.
@mike r. while I don’t know you and that is beside’s the point. I would rather release 7 sex offenders than to have those on my conscious. And yes that would be morsal and ethical. This whole sex offender issue isnt’ right and it isn’t a one night stand, or are many a bunch of vain or conceitted blind men and women when it comes to truth and justice. I could even see why some had to have a good laugh over some misjudgement. I’m no angel myself course we all do the best we can but we all try.
Even governments are no angels. Oops I forgot the California angels are out in California but thats a baseball team of who plays foul ball with a human life. This registry has to go in many ways. In a situation such as this that would be the right thing to do or should one give a behavior lesson before release. One wonder who tricks who today.
@USA, “It was about the 16 year old girl who killed her client”
You have some weird obsession with the client/john relationship. I think it is to attempt to keep what miserable so called skills of manipulation you have been taught. And yeah, how did you know it was a full service parlor? Better stay away USA or maybe we all might just snitch to the cops on you, cops were probably already tripped out by you being what your situation is and what you were telling on. Cops and judges and DAs you have dealt with must think you are exactly what you are, an idiot.
People only lash out at those whom they feel are a threat to them? Insecure? Low self esteem? This allows them to feel better about themselves. Very immature and this is also uncommon among educated individuals. I’ll be leaving this site before the end of the year. Roll on children. High school
If the DOJ places you in a tier to be determined then you will remain on the registery for another 2 years no explanation/resion needed and I can guarantee that more then hafe of the people who qualified to be removed from registery will be placed in this category
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