Take Lead in Keeping Sexual Diviants Locked Up. (Daily Bulletin 051406)...

There is no place for Sexual Deviants out in the free society, they will have nothing but problems and they will be doing and looking for what will scratch that Itch (so to speak). They are street hoods that look for ways to get at our children and they cannot help themselves more often then not they are repeat offenders and it is to often that they are when they are released on Probation or Parole. They take up to much man hours to either Protect them or keep track of where they are if they have not been located by the locals that they live by. They are better off locked up and it is better for them better for Law Enforcement, and well for the children hat have to urn from then rather then become a victim of a Child Molester. SICK!!
Longer Terms or Life!!

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Take lead in keeping sexual diviants locked up Supervisor Gary Ovitt, Guest Columnist

It’s disturbing to me that special interest groups exist to defend the rights of sex offenders. It shouldn’t surprise anyone that the California Coalition on Sexual Offending, a sex offender special interest group, objects to those who support Jessica’s Law and the protection it will afford our children. Niki Delson, chairwoman of this special interest group, recently wrote a guest column attacking me for the work I’ve done to help make Jessica’s Law a reality in California. She claims that Jessica’s Law is ‘‘misguided public policy,” and that we are ‘‘feeding the public misinformation.” She claims that Jessica’s Law won’t protect our children but rather ‘‘will have the opposite effect.” Delson attempts to convince readers that sex offenders aren’t really a problem in our society. That ‘‘sex offenders repeat their crimes less often than spousal abusers and child batterers,” and the public is being ‘‘fooled” and ‘‘frightened” by half-truths by elected officials such as myself. I don’t need to convince you of the dangers sex offenders are to our communities. You don’t need to be educated as to what these predators can do to the lives of your family members, your children. You know the answers. Just turn on the news, read a paper, listen to the radio. These offenders are being arrested and convicted on a routine basis for the destructive crimes they commit. Such stories are not half-truths. I support Jessica’s Law because it will give California one of the most comprehensive sex offender laws in the nation. I support Jessica’s Law because it will keep these deviants in jail longer for the crimes they commit and force them to wear GPS devices so they will be monitored for life. For those who tend to agree with Delson that residency restrictions combined with GPS technology won’t afford increased protection for our children, tell that to Mark Lunsford, the father of Jessica for whom this law is named. While her rapist killer was on GPS he was on his best behavior. Within weeks after its removal he started to revert back to his criminal behavior. Mr. Lunsford supports this new law because it would have saved the life of his daughter. Rather than wait until November for the voters to pass a law, I’d ask the question of why we can’t be proactive now to protect the weakest and most vulnerable in our society? After all, isn’t that what we expect government and elected officials to do? We must act now and lead! I believe in protecting our children. They are my special interest group. And I do whatever it takes to afford them the opportunity to become healthy adults. Research performed by the federal Bureau of Prisons reveals that convicted child molesters, by their own admission, sexually assault, on average, 35 additional children – which goes unreported. I disagree with most special interest groups, but especially those who represent a destructive force such as sex offenders. Their statements fall on deaf ears. I care more about the rights of our children than I do the so-called rights of the offenders. I do agree with one of Delson’s statements. In her opening paragraph she states, ‘‘Apparently Fourth District County Supervisor Gary Ovitt wants to enter a national contest and make San Bernardino County the county with the toughest sexual offender regulations.” Absolutely! – Supervisor Gary Ovitt represents the 4th District of San Bernardino County, which includes Chino, Chino Hills, Montclair and Ontario.