Could a Phillip Garrido Happen In Colorado
The Denver Post There are roughly 10,000 sex offenders in Colorado, watched by police detectives and parole officers and parents living down the street. But how closely are they looking? If an offender in Colorado kept a woman captive in his backyard for nearly two decades — as convicted rapist Phillip Garrido is accused of doing in California — would authorities know? The officials most closely involved in sex-offender management in Colorado say yes, because of a comprehensive set of regulations that make Colorado among the most aggressive states in the nation for sex-offender supervision.
1 comment:
the big joke is, if a person is released from prison for completing his or her sentence, they should be free and not subjected to being watched or told where they can live. IF THEY ARE A THREAT TO SOCIETY THEY SHOULDNT BE RELEASED PERIOD? Also there are many classes of crimes that shouldnt put people into sex offense status to begin with!! djw
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