Sex offender compliance checks throughout San Bernardino County nets 27 arrests

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A sheriff’s operation to ensure registered sex offenders are compliant in their terms of release netted 27 arrests during a two-month span.

San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputies assigned to the Crimes Against Children detail along with State Parole agents, County Probation officers, and officers from the San Bernardino and Redlands police departments fanned out around the county making compliance checks in part of a national program known as Operation Broken Heart. Full Article

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Just another piece of information I found on the Casomb.org website, talking about compliance checks. I copied and pasted what is on page 161 I believe:

“Summary of Gaps in Registration and Notification:
• There is no law requiring law enforcement agencies to verify an offender’s registered address, either by utilizing field compliance and/or mail-in verifications on an ongoing basis. Law enforcement agencies that currently have registration verification and enforcement teams are generally unfunded and pulled together from existing, limited resources”

So, where in the PC290 regulations does it call for these? I don’t believe it does, and LE only thinks it is a policy. I would like to see their internal policy that states that these compliance checks are mandated by their department.

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