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[Brett911]

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There is one living on McAdoo. Be cognizant of your kids.

[anonymous]

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There is one living on McAdoo.  Be cognizant of your kids.

 

how nice that they can live right near the HS. this is crazy.

[Cloud9]

I wonder why they all say this....


"THE REGISTRANT MAY HAVE SUBSEQUENTLY RELOCATED"


I thought the whole purpose of the database was to know where they are at all times....

[Terry]

I wonder why they all say this....
"THE REGISTRANT MAY HAVE SUBSEQUENTLY RELOCATED"
I thought the whole purpose of the database was to know where they are at all times....

 

This means that the registrant can gave notification to City of Folsom PD of a possible move to another jurisdiction. Once the move takes place, the registrant re-registers with the PD or SO of the new jurisdiction and is thus removed from the list for Folsom.

If they're truly not complying with registration requirements, the website will indicate they are out of compliance with registration.

[tgianco]

That guy must have just moved there. I checked the site about two weeks ago (since I was moving to Willow Springs) and there was no one in or near the neighborhood.

The concentration seems to be right across from the police station, for the most part.

[anonymous]

I decided to call Folsom PD and ask them how this guy can live right near the HS? That's like a kid in a candy store.

The PD said that Folsom just got a bunch of new registrations in the past two weeks.

Does anyone know if it is legal to print their pictures and post them around where they live to let other people know they are a registered sex offender?

This whole thing sickens me. He can live a couple of hundred feet away from a HS, unchecked.

[tgianco]

I believe that is illegal, but not totally sure.

[Terry]

I believe that is illegal, but not totally sure.

 

You can't do anything that would be considered harrassing or likely to incite harrassment against the registrant.

Keep in mind, the ones who are registered are following the rules. The ones you have to be careful of are the ones who are NOT IN COMPLIANCE.

No one would every consider me a bleeding heart, but I do believe those registrants who are in compliance with the requirements are probably less of a threat than THOSE WHO HAVEN'T BEEN CAUGHT YET!

[anonymous]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7296541/

I find it hard ot trust any of these offenders, registered or not.

How can seeking to inform be harassment? Does someone know for sure if it legal to post their picture in the neighborhood where they live?

[Terry]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7296541/

I find it hard ot trust any of these offenders, registered or not.

How can seeking to inform be harassment? Does someone know for sure if it legal to post their picture in the neighborhood where they live?

 

Here's the answer to that question as posted on the Megan's Law website:

Q. I want to share with others the information I found on the Attorney General's Megan's Law Website. Does the law prohibit me in any way from sharing this information?

A. A person may use the information disclosed on the Attorney General's Web site only to protect a person at risk. It is a crime to use the information disclosed on the Attorney General's Internet Web site to commit a misdemeanor or felony. Unless the information is used to protect a person at risk, it is also prohibited to use any information that is disclosed pursuant to this Internet Web site for a purpose relating to health insurance, insurance, loans, credit, employment, education, scholarships, fellowships, housing, accommodations, or benefits, privileges, or services provided by any business. Misuse of the information may make the user liable for money damages or an injunction against the misuse. Before using the information disclosed on this Web site, you may want to consult with an attorney or merely suggest to others that they view the Web site for themselves.

[anonymous]

The registered offender living on McAdoo seems awfully close to the high school, what are the mileage restrictions from a school?

[Cloud9]

The registered offender living on McAdoo seems awfully close to the high school, what are the mileage restrictions from a school?

 

They're not allowed to move into the teacher's lounge....

[rlveloria]

You know neighbors aren't the only ones that should be worried. The family and friends that care, shelter and hang out with these offenders should also take note and think twice. Look at the child abduction that happened in Iowa yesterday (sad to report, body found ) he knew these people yet took the 10 year old girl

http://www.foxnews.c...,151486,00.html

I'm all for chip tracking and full castration for any sex offenders

[folsomBlondie]

The good news is this guy is only 160 lbs and so if he messes with my kids, I will handily kick his axx like a dog.

I live not too far from this particular apartment!!!! Ouch.

[CataBird]

Hhhmmm,

Isn't it interesting how pedophiles are allowed to live so close to schools, but if the idea were challenged in support of protecting children who walk to school, proponents would just point out that all housing areas have schools conveniently located within them to allow access for families with children. Then, where are these folks--who, some claim, have "paid their debt to society"--to live?

There is not a simple solution to this, except for making all registered sex offenders where ankle bracelets with GPS capabillities. Then, if a "ped" enters a home not his/hers during specific hours (nighttime), an alarm can alert law enforcement to who it is and which home he/she has entered. This would be the ultimate early warning "Amber Alert," but the liberals would never allow a system like this in California. They would claim it was violating these peds' "rights" to privacy--as if their rights were more important than the life of a child.

I say, "If ya do the crime, ya lose your privacy rights in favor of saving lives that might be lost otherwise. The life of any child is more important than your privacy rights. Get used to it."

Current law allows police departments to canvass neighborhoods with picture and location of a high-risk (of ricidivism) or ultra-violent sex offender when they move to a particular neighborhood. But, for the average sex offender, as long as they register, there is nothing anyone can do to prevent them from moving right next door to YOU and your kids.

So, what anyone can do (per the quoted Megan's Law Website) if they discover a pedophile, or other sex offender, living in their immediate neighborhood, they can post signs with the Internet addy of the Website and advise their neighbors to check it out. They cannot be specific as to WHO lives in the neighborhood (or exactly where), but can say that a registered sex offender does live in the neighborhood.

For those concerned for their family members, that Internet addy would come in handy. Others will ignore it. However, it might make YOU feel better for having done SOMETHING to warn your neighbors.