Shortly after Garrido was arrested in connection with Dugard's rape and kidnapping, a CDCR official hailed the parole agents who had been assigned to Garrido's case, saying that Garrido had complied with his parole conditions and never received a violation.
But the report indicated that while Garrido had never been issued a formal violation from the state of California, he actually committed several violations in the last several years. The report did not list those specific violations.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/phillip-ga...chances-rescue-jaycee/Story?id=8996499&page=2
Shaw, a prison monitor who was appointed by Schwarzenegger, faults state corrections officials for numerous failings since then.
He says parole agents didn't revoke Garrido's parole and send him to prison when the tracking device used to monitor him showed that he had gone beyond a permitted radius from his home; didn't classify him as a high-risk sex offender who would have received more intensive supervision; didn't explore utility wires or other clues to the hidden backyard compound where Dugard and her daughters were allegedly kept; and didn't talk to neighbors who might have revealed their presence.
On one occasion last year, a parole agent encountered a young girl at the house but failed to investigate further, Shaw said.
Local police agencies also have been criticized for missing chances to find Dugard and her daughters earlier. But Shaw criticized state prison officials for taking credit when Garrido was eventually captured.
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-jaycee-dugard5-2009nov05,0,1237255.story
I read a very similar article on News 10. The first thing I thought was "Sheesh, this sound like Websleuths without all the other information people have found. ;-)