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Operation Boo Targets Sex Offenders on Halloween
This is the media and the state hyping this up to make an extra buck. Our police officers have better things to do than to play babysitter. Please educate yourselves on the real facts and not the media hype. It’s much more likely that your child could be struck by a car Halloween night or fall victim to tooth decay from eating all their loot. http://dianedimond.net/the-halloween-sex-offender… According to the US Department of Justice, recidivism rates vary with the definition of recidivism, but remain low. In a 3 year study tracking 9,961 released sex offenders: • 5.3% were rearrested for a new sex crime. • 3.5% were reconvicted for a new sex crime. • 2.2% were rearrested for a sex crime against a child. • 3.3% of child molesters were rearrested for a new sex crime against a child http://www.sofarproject.com/facts-and-info/recidi…— October 27, 2011 12:37 p.m.