snips from his face book
http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=135710217161
Captain Terry of the Contra Costa County said "He needs more money"
Where-oh-where might they get more money?
The trillion dollars spent on the "war on drugs" since 1970 has brought us 35 million arrests and done nothing to eliminate drugs from society. We need to be using that money in better ways, and the horrific nightmare that has been the last 18 years of Jaycee Dugard's life illustrates how we could better use police resources.
I can't help but wonder if the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office would have been able to recognize this man for the insane, dangerous monster he is if they had been fully present.
The Megan's Law (registered offenders) database has grown by about three percent since December, to more than 65,000 names of those living in California communities. For law enforcement, the numbers are overwhelming, said Contra Costa County sheriff's Capt. Daniel Terry. He said about
1,700 registered sex offenders now live in the county up nearly 50 percent in a decade. About 350 live in unincorporated pockets countywide.[B
]"That's 349 more than detectives I have to monitor these people," said Terry. "And as dangerous as these people are, for every one of them that's been through the criminal justice system, there's a handful that are just as dangerous and haven't been caught yet.
We're inundated with sexual assault cases."[/B]
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THAT IS VERY SCARY - it sounds like Pedophile haven.
Maybe They need to put a huge cage over the entire Town?
Put some copes inside to go through each house methodically.
But after reading about the Chief of police all I can say is if you live anywhere near that town MOVE, or at least try hard to get out of there. They have TWICE the amount of sex offenders then they have police force.
And some on the force are offenders too based on the bust of the Chief himself.