Serious criminals, including sex offenders, are walking free under Realignment
Told ya so!!!
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
This isnt going to make the Registry Opponents very happy
You know how those SOR abolishionist are forever Moaning and Crying the Registry has NO impact on sexual abuse??? Well In as much as I have little faith in anything coming out of the Justice department when it comes to "studies" even they couldnt "paint lipstick" on this Pig.... My, oh My, whats Shana of "I love a Sex Offender" gonna do now??? All those post of hers swearing its strange Uncle Joe the public needs to focus on and not her Precious Convicted Sex Offenders??? man oh man, wonder how she is gonna spin this one:
• In 2010, strangers committed about 38% ( of those reported) of nonfatal violent crimes, including rape/sexual assault, robbery, aggravated assault, and simple assault.
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• In 2005-10, about 10% of violent victimizations committed by strangers involved a firearm, compared to 5% committed by offenders known to the victim.
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• From 1993 to 2008, among homicides reported to the FBI for which the victim-offender relationship was known, between 21% and 27% of homicides were committed by strangers and between 73% and 79% were committed by offenders known to the victim
• Since 1993 the SOR (sexual Offender Registry has been implemented in all states) and is attributed to the Public’s access and use of the registry of KNOWN Offenders.
The stronger point of this is it has been determined that many crimes of sexual rape/abuse go unreported. So if one were to incorporate those numbers into the mix? It would seem it would be safer to invite strange "Uncle Joe" back into those family barbeque's he has been left out of.
• In 2010, strangers committed about 38% ( of those reported) of nonfatal violent crimes, including rape/sexual assault, robbery, aggravated assault, and simple assault.
•
• In 2005-10, about 10% of violent victimizations committed by strangers involved a firearm, compared to 5% committed by offenders known to the victim.
•
• From 1993 to 2008, among homicides reported to the FBI for which the victim-offender relationship was known, between 21% and 27% of homicides were committed by strangers and between 73% and 79% were committed by offenders known to the victim
• Since 1993 the SOR (sexual Offender Registry has been implemented in all states) and is attributed to the Public’s access and use of the registry of KNOWN Offenders.
The stronger point of this is it has been determined that many crimes of sexual rape/abuse go unreported. So if one were to incorporate those numbers into the mix? It would seem it would be safer to invite strange "Uncle Joe" back into those family barbeque's he has been left out of.
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