Correct me if I’m wrong: is having sex offender in nomadic situations where they constantly home and have no permanent housing MORE dangerous? This is actually a dumb ordinance.
There's people on the register for urinating in public, and that's the problem right There. Putting everyone In the same category, instead of looking at the circumstances. a 21year old having a relationship with a 16year old, isn't the same as a predator who attacks children, yet they will both have the same restrictions put on them
There's something majorly screwed up about making it impossible for people to comply with the law. We need to make reasonable reforms so these guys can get on with their lives and try to be productive members of society.
Standing up for sex offenders ur a pos any sex offenders no matter who they are should be in prison for life or put to death Lord protect our children from these human pieces of garbage no sympathy listen to them talking about how difficult there lives are gimmie a break think about the kids and what they have to live with for there whole life
I do feel bad for them but I can't say if I was asked for permission to let a sexual offender stay in my estate, I'd still say no. The reality is that no one is willing to fight for them, hence the government has no incentive to help them.
@Rise Over here305 agreed but history shows tyranny while long lasting doesn't last forever. Don't worry about these people who are ignorant to logic and facts.They are only going with it because they were told to
They paid their debt u r ignorant. If they can work and prove themselves u will increase the suicide rate I am sure ur kids smoke weed and use drugs always play video games and not have a job ignorant ass
@@danielforsythe4156 i think it makes it right , do you have kids ? What if a 35 yr old who raped a little girl an was convicted moved right next door an you work til late an so your teenager kid gets home 5 hours before you do so now you have to feel worried & threatened because “ we should all be treated fairly” . Theres much worse issues could be dealing with , like how about the fact that predators ruin ppls lives forever yet they only serve 5 years or a few years in prison an is now free as a bird, well what about that person who cant even live a normal life has random panic attaxks huge trust issues that they barely understand so ir effects there family an affects that persons future family trying to trust is almost impossible at first like fuck these offenders they can eat there own shit an drink their own piss to survive for all i care . Pos
The state of Florida has asked us to Disclose our sexual crimes to you We were bad, but now we're good Moving into your neighborhood You know we're trying our best to be Functioning members of society We're not here to start no trouble We're just here to do the sex offender shuffle
Everyone claim they're good until they see their victim..... I personally don't feel sorry for what Florida is doing! More states should follow.... I guess you were looking for sympathy, not sure but make better choices... Advocate for others not to follow in your footsteps..... I do hope there can be sumthing arranged to suit everyone involved, however I can't feel sorry for anyone but the victims......
This is a society within which someone could potentially have killed someone, have gone to prison, done their time, and get released to live an unrestricted life thereafter.
They should make a registry for all major felony convictions it’s odd that sex offenders typically get short sentences or only probation but are considered such a threat to society that they require registry but other convictions ie murder/attempted murder etc are not bad enough to require offenders to be on a registry or sentence sex offenders to longer sentences
@@TyFhoonBoom You don't understand that drug addiction is the number one cause of homelessness? Even when they judge a person to be mentally ill, that person usually has years of drug and alcohol abuse behind them. Get real.
@@TyFhoonBoom you are right they are sick and need to give money to a therapist or perhaps walk a few months in the shoes of the people they judge... I'm happy to help them get hurt and have a doctor get them addicted to drugs then just take the medication away and any real treatment for their actual medical condition away too see how long it is before they are begging for drugs that because of a addiction they never asked for... or loose their job and have just a few financial problems like a broken car see how long before they are homeless with no transportation and no address we'll see how easy it is to get a job again... people have no compassion until it happens to them or someone they love it's hard to see people like that... sex offenders (true sex offenders rapists and child molestation not a teen romance that parents didn't like or sexting in their teens) are a danger to the public and we must do something to control that however casting a net where we treat the 17yr old who sexting the same as a 5 time rapist after they served their sentence is wrong
They want them to move to someone else's state and be their problem. That is totally wrong. Tear down some old abandon business and built them some housing where they wouldn't be breaking the law and let them live their lives. They paid for their mistake once and shouldn't be punished like this for life.
His tent IS HIS CAR. The extremely strict residency restrictions and laws force him to stay there. That's his home! This is what sex offenders face everyday - the extremely severe "de facto" and "de jure" restrictions on their freedoms, movement, and even their regular routines!!!
the same people that advocate for these punitive measures are also the type of people that don't like to see homeless people in their neighborhoods....and you can't have it both ways. we need massive change
But they can. Plenty of communities let these people in. There's no reason for these people to be hanging around this community when they can go somewhere else.
These offenders were convicted and registered on the list. They were let out to the public with restrictions. But unfortunately, they are paying for their sins being homeless. They're NOMADS, always on the move.
Instead of focusing on potential rehabilitation while they are incarcerated and released, you throw them on the street and continuously intimidate and harass them. The man whose daughter was molested by the nanny does not need to be in a position of authority over this. He is making every offender pay for the nanny's mistakes because he is running on his own emotion instead of reason. I am 100% against sexual and violent crimes done to ANYONE; however, if we as the people aren't trying to find solutions for all involved, we are only adding to the problem.
As someone who endured horrible abuse as a child, I’m disgusted by people like you. You want to try to find some magical solution aka rehabilitation. Do you understand that evil people exist and sometimes there is no logic to their behavior and certainly no cure? They are simply wicked and perverse and they enjoy degradation and pain they inflict. Rehabilitation has been tried. It doesn’t work with perverts. Swift execution of this scum is the best way to rid society of these cruel perverts. How many sociopaths just lie and manipulate their way through these programs only to get out and prey on kids again. Spend the money on helping children not on child abusers.
@@user-od4zo1ow6d While I feel you shouldn't judge me off of one TH-cam comment that is merely an opinion and lacks true depth on a mental disorder that has been apparent for thousands of years, I respect what you shared, and thank you for sharing. I truly wish you healing mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually.
Ron Book is ridiculous. Yes. You are defending the innocent but you are also cutting possible rehabilitation of those who have already served time. Ron Book is playing both sides but if you are in your camp, don't trust him.
He is also a neglectful parent. Not knowing your child was being molested by her nanny for five years? Give me a break!! Ron and Lauren Book are both charlatans and the laws they helped enact not only hurt those trying to get right but also those who were convicted of absolutely non-sexual offenses but still required to register as sex offenders.
When he led out with "pedophile," I knew that guy had a chip on his shoulder and that he was bad news. Some people don't know or appreciate the meaning of corrections. To correct. To restore to a better state of being. These people broke the law. They paid their dues. They now should have opportunity to improve their way of life so they can become productive members of society. Ron Book obviously does not believe in this. He's not a solution to anything. He's the problem.
I find him disturbing. It's always the ones who yell the loudest that wind up with a closet full of skeletons. There is an off putting weirdness about him...
What would you suggest? If your child was molested where would be the best place they be located? Life in prison would be the best solution. Please educate me
When someone is sexually assaulted the victim has to pay for that everyday for the rest of their lives. The one thing on this planet they own has been taken from them. They will never feel safe again. So the fact that these people are also paying for their crime for the rest of their lives makes complete sense. Sex offenders don't rarely feel remorse and if they do it's usually not enough to keep them from re-offending.
@@SophisticatedDogCat because you know who my ex is don't you lol hahaha! You just made yourself look very silly. Assuming and you know jack. Are u OK? Very odd aren't you lol 😆! Omg I can't stop laughing!!! You have no idea 😭😁
USA is a weird country. Sometimes they have the courage to punish people which other jurisdictions don't dare to touch. But on other times the justice is like from the middle age, like here. For these people it'd better to move abroad.
Dade county has the 4th largest school system in the country, there’s literally schools everywhere you go, push them all to the Everglades is what I say
No one seems to be able to stop it because I think guys like this who are on the full radar are the minority there is a lot of family and friends doing this and everyone stays quiet
When a sex offender moves into a neighborhood, the property values in that neighborhood are completely gone. People lose their entire investment. If they have kids and want to move the hell out of there, they can't.
I won’t move to a neighborhood with sex offenders nearby. I was abused by a pervert as a kid and I’ll be damned if this happens to my babies. I personally think execution is the best solution. It’s pathetic how much money is spent on evil people.
The property value only goes down because the government feels the need to constantly put peoples photos and addresses online. The property value would be the just as high as anywhere else if the government would stop doing this. They need to allow some sort of reform. Allow for a reevaluation every 10 years for some of them to get off the registry. Right now they're ALL put on an over crowded list and nobody can get off.
Why can’t I assume this? The majority of sex offenders have high recidivism rates. No, I personally wouldn’t hire someone with a serious criminal record. My husband’s place of work hires ex cons and so many of them have stolen shit. But stealing property is nothing compared to child molestation.
I don’t believe your story but let’s say it’s true. It was due to your irresponsible sexual behavior that got you there. I have never hooked up with strangers I just met which is dangerous and gross so I never put myself in this situation. You did and now you’re defending perverts. I have no sympathy for you.
@@user-od4zo1ow6d Its always some idiot like you i have to provide my court documents to so since you don't believe my story, we are done talking. Period.....
Interesting. Whilst I agree they are a victim of their own actions, I think the authorities should give them some land or at least give them an area so they’re not breaking rules unintentionally. Surely it’s better to have them all in one place then the police know where they are, the locals know where to avoid. Or just lock them back up. Like is said, they are the victims of their own actions but it doesn’t seem fair that the rules keep changing and the goal posts keep moving when most of them have no intention of reoffending or breaking the terms. Just say, here’s your zone. Stay in that zone during curfew and leave them in peace if they’re not breaking the rules. Also if I was a parent I would rather know where to avoid rather than worrying who’s on the end of the street corner.
@@MCELVAINE6996 How is that going to prove that the offense lives on that particular piece of land? He/she can always get up and walk somewhere else if they felt like reoffending. The logic is just silly
@@MCELVAINE6996 They don't want them to leave the country either because they started creating laws that made it difficult to leave. Go look up International Megan's Law. They basically started making them stamp "SEX OFFENDER" in their passports. It used to be on the back page and now it's on the front. So they don't want them living in the community then they make it almost impossible to leave? The laws make no sense man.🤦🏾♂️
So, if the ordinance is causing these homeless camps to pop up, which are breeding grounds for serious diseases, then can Miami-Dade be held responsible if an outbreak occurs? Think about it, no running water, no sanitation, all one of these guys has to do is board a bus or go anywhere in public, and thousands of people can be infected with typhus, cholera, bubonic plague, etc. If they are so dangerous that extra ordinances need to be passed, they should not have been let out of prison.
You want to pay for it? You do know most of them involve young adults having sex with teenagers right. Sometimes teenagers themselves. Example the youngest person placed on the registry was a 10 and 11 yr old. The 11 yr old is still on there at 40 under the same rules, lost his kids in a divorce cause of the list, didn't matter he did nothing since age 11. Think the punishment fits still? How bout the 15 yr old barred from college and having a life for sending a nude photo of himself? No reform eh? Or a mother 35 still being punished for having sex with a 15 year old at 19 and may possibly lose her kids as more restrictions get lumped on. Doesnt matter if your some dumb young adult banging a teen or a vicious monster hiding in the bushes waiting for 5 year old Bobby they're all labeled the same.
@@officialaccountability Banning sex offenders from pitching encampment tents in Miami-Dade county does work to keep sex offenders away from children, but sadly, these Miami-Dade anti-sex-offender decrees are still excessively punitive to these desperate people. And sadly, if you kick them out of the industrial zones into the Everglades--their last-ditch locations---there is a new danger - they can be bitten to death by alligators. If that happens, the county government could be sued for wrongful death by letting them die by those crocs, but with the recent undercurrent of extreme hatred on sex offenders (which I keenly know this anti-chomo hatred), looks like wrongful death lawsuits---if they happen--will be regarded as baseless and thrown out.
With these unaesthetic encampments, there are worries about bathroom waste from these sex offenders, which can lead to especially bacterial diseases like E. coli and even very dangerous necrotizing fasciitis on these offenders, and of course, the stench of their wastes can attract nasty insects and rodents--especially rats, which can themselves carry zoonotic diseases especially if these rats bite them and cause deadly rabies or even hantavirus. That is why there was that new decree that banned these sex offenders from making any more encampments in that county.
So.. how are we going to KEEP TRACK of PREDATORS if we DON'T KNOW were they LIVE???? How are you gonna protect schools and kids if you make it so you dont know were the danger are?
When does being a sex offender punishment finish? Question is being a sex offender a one-time mistake or a recurring mental disease? If allowed to live in a community with women or children, can they be trusted not to do the crime again? There is no end to this issue. The offer der themselves can treat themselves. It's up to them to do the crime or not.
just having to say the words: “l molested” (blank, blank, blank) when asked “what did you do to be placed on the registry” would already be a death sentence to me. l wouldn’t want to exist with that lifetime label, that’d be an absolute everyday living nightmare
My husband is on the SO Registery in West Palm Beach FL. He received a picture by an annoymous dating site he was on. It was a nude pic of a 17y/o girl. We are now forced to live in a tent on tbr RR tracks which we receive citations every 6 weeks. We cannot find a place to live. He has to register every 30days. Once tbe office closed at noon with no warning or notification on his registration day. He went back the following day & was arrested & did 10 months in Gun Club jail.
There was a sex offender in Northern Florida who is actually a realtor who was helping to house some of these people but he was working so that people wouldn't take over a neighborhood and he would make sure that the neighbors were okay with it it was wild
The more conservative your state and community is, the worse your life is gonna be if you're on a registry. I just read about a town in Illinois that bought a really nice house in a area where sex offenders were living and tore the house down to put up a park so they could force them out. I thought that was insane. Effective but insane.
Illinois. VOTES BLUE IN EVERY NATIONAL ELECTION. Just look at their draconic gun laws, and their lenient abortion laws . Illinois is the least conservative state in the union.
@Rise Over here305 Who said anything about rehabilitation? Jails are not for rehabilitation, they are used to help criminals hone their skills. I worked in one for 4-years so I can teach you more about jails than you could ever enlighten me about them.
@Rise Over here305 Did I see any corruption? No, but I'm not stupid enough to act like there was none. Definitely didn't see any deputies murdering anyone but physically assaulting someone who wouldn't cuff up? Yep, that's part of the job. You use whatever means necessary to maintain order. Did I see ANYONE bringing contraband into the jail? NOT ONCE, but it happens ALL THE TIME. Do they separate snitches and sex offenders in all jails, I have no clue. *I only worked in one.* I was a Deputy Sheriff in Los Angeles. You did your FIRST 4-YEARS in jail before you hit the streets. At least that's how things worked back in the 80's when I was out there, I don't know how they do it now. So you ask all these questions to prove what?
@Rise Over here305 Although these things go on in prison, it is not remotely as glamorous as you are making it out to be, especially the murdering part. After spending some time abroad, I understand how you folks abroad over-dramatize some things American. Killings are not abundant like you want to believe. I believe your perception of American prisons and jails is part truth based and part movie based.
I went to a park to enjoy the beautiful lake after huge rainfalls and spoke to a guy sitting in a camp chair. There weren’t very many people around but, as I was leaving, I saw a woman and small boy who had parked in an isolated parking lot away from the beach yet purposefully walking towards the strange man sitting in the beach chair. Now I’m wondering if that little boy was safe!
The problem is that most sex offenders are not the strong, cool, good looking type of men that many murderers, bank robbers, and drug dealers are. That's the whole problem right there. If them sex offenders looked like some of them gang bangers and drug dealers, .. they would be living with a hot woman, they wouldn't be homeless.. Real talk
What I don't understand is why emotional, psychological, physical, abusive exes are allowed to taunt, harassed, oppressed their ex and not be accuse of instigating a hate act. Ka
People do have to live somewhere. If they had a place to stay they could be monitored inside much easier than as nomadic homeless people so if they ARE dangerous they’re easier to offend again. This is blatant torture that isn’t even actually effective to keep children safe either. these people are trash yes
People do have to live somewhere. If they had a place to stay they could be monitored inside much easier than as nomadic homeless people so if they ARE dangerous they’re easier to offend again. This is blatant torture that isn’t even actually effective to keep children safe either. these people are trash yes but this is beneficial for no one so there’s no point. Being monitored your whole life is a punishment this is torture.
I can't say I feel bad for these people. Only exceptions is like if the girl is over 16 and the guy is younger than 21. Otherwise, I really don't feel bad that they're on the streets. The teacher that touched his students, the uncle that touched his niece. Both should've known better so enjoy living in the streets
Imposes often irrational restrictions Encampment needs to be dismantled The system makes zero sense. They did something terrible, though severe restrictions still GENERALLY do not favor ANYONE.
2:15. "They committed a crime, and our society has said, "We are gonna treat you differently for the rest of your lives." No, YOU, Ron, have said that. It seems that YOU have been responsible largely for this irrational treatment. It is insanity. These rules are NOT making society safer. You can theorize that they are, but the statistics tell otherwise. The recidivism rates of sexual offenders is LESS than other types of crime, especially the violent crimes eg. assault. The statistics PROVE that. It is a widespread false belief though, that they are the highest risk group. They are not. Especially the older, first time offenders, who had a single victim within their home. That particular category has a near ZERO percent recidivism rate. And yet some people irrationally feel safer living next to a murderer. It isn't fair to these former offenders who've paid their debts and should now be allowed to rejoin society. Why isn't society insisting on the violent criminals who have HIGHER rates of repeat offending than these guys, having to live away from their families, remote from other humans, etc? The Miami Dade 2500 ft rule is a classic example of passing a law without any scientific evidence WHATSOEVER as to efficacy, just so that the prosecutors and judges can appear "tough on crime." But it is hurting humans unfairly and is costing our society.
Sex offender: Where else can i live since its 2500 ft. Ron Book: Well its not my problem. Sex offender: Where can i use the bathroom. Ron Book: you better find a spot. Sex offender: Why can't I set up a tent Ron Book: once again i don't give a shit. But i will be sending the police to burn your tents
@@MCELVAINE6996 they can't make it so that no matter what you do is illegal. There have to be reasonable ways to comply with the law. As to your comment towards that other person some of these sex offenses were violent, some definitely were not.
@IndianCurrycel oh I don’t have to worry about that!!! I have a house of course and I go on a lot of vacations where people just see me as an American. Thsts the only part that sucks about being in my neighborhood is all my dumb neighbors know about my history. I’m going to have daddy’s attorneys sue them or something
Problem with sex offenders is they don't get better maybe they could volunteer to be physically castrated then be allowed back into society? That's the only real solution as far as I'm concerned.
The sad thing is not all those offenders are the same. A lot of undevious cases get thrown in with the devious. When he said “push away” it made me think of olden days where they had “ sanctuary cities” where people like this could be.
You do realize homelessness creates more crime. Not to mention we the people pay for homeless peoples resources. So in turn we are paying to take care of sex offenders
Every action has an opposite and equal reaction. Sexual preference is not a choice. It cannot be switched off and on at will. You may feel empathy for these people, but remember the victims who will live with their perverse actions until the day they die. Victims cannot switch off the horror and pain these perpetrators instilled.
Indulge our emotions much? Victims can and do work through trauma of yesteryears. It's not easy and takes time but there's still hope. Would you want to stand by loved ones who've suffered trauma and allow them to keep sabotaging any chance of getting help to work through trauma? I'm not diminishing or taking away anyone's suffering but why would anyone want to live barely hanging on when Christ died to give us abundant life now? I'm not talking religion I'm talking relationship. Just because someone harms another person doesn't imprison them for life unless they choose to be.
I would think it would be more dangerous to have sex offenders living a nomadic lifestyle & not being able to easily locate them & keep track of them not to mention if they are living together as nomads they might influence each other to reoffend lastly they may as well extend their jail/prison sentence if they want them to be further persecuted or require them to be on the ankle bracelet
I don't feel bad for these people, but this seems like this has created a bigger problem. Homelessness and poverty has a correlation with crime. Also this just seems like a waste of police time to be chasing these people around the county. Allow them to be beneficial members of society, otherwise don't all them to return to society. It's pretty obvious that this guy is only doing this to protect his political standing, but he doesn't actually care.
It’s insane we are willing to try children as adults in some cases but automatically they are the victim even if they are the predator to the adult! You can’t have it both ways!
@@HolyGhostMoneyShot Perhaps do 20 seconds of research before criticizing someone else next time? You’d come off much less like an entitled high school drop out.
@Rise Over here305 Yep, thank you for confirming you are indeed a registered sex offender. What state’s registry are you on? Have you been declared a SDP yet? If you are in Massachusetss I can help make that happen for you. Every day in Massachsuetts we work tirelessly to ensure that dangerous sex offenders are civilly committed after their prison sentences until such time that they can be safely released back into society. Are you still tempted? Are you still battling those dark urges? If so, let me know and I can reach out and help facilitate your entry back into inpatient treatment. I’m sure you don’t want to hurt anyone else, help me to help you.
What’s the point of having prison than? If someone has finished their prison sentence they shouldn’t be forced to register or be restricted of where they can live.
The churches must go preach the gospel there. That's the people Jesus Christ died for not for the perfect or ordinary man. Still feel some sort of compassion for them. They obviously don't have sane minds like ours but sicks thoughts and act on them
If the cops tell them to leave and they're supposed to be there it's not fair that they get arrested they should have something from the cops saying that they were told to leave and it should get excused I'm just saying what I think is right
With homelessness out of control in the us and it now being the only advanced economy to have shantytowns, I'm pretty sure these rules are irrelevant now.
@@blackmantravel6954 Yeah, cry me a River. Justice means they can suffer for as long as their victim does... oh wait, the victims of sex crimes suffer for their entire lives? I guess I don’t give a fuck about the predators suffering then.
@@blackmantravel6954 America, a secular country full of people that follow a multitude of religions whose government rightly stands apart from all of them.
This is a terribly difficult issue because one can sympathise with both sides of the argument. On an unrelated matter, I am yet again impressed by the articulacy of American people, men and women, black and white (I am in the UK). If this, and all other reports which I have viewed on TH-cam, have been edited to remove those who cannot express themselves, then I am sadly mistaken. However, this seems very unlikely. Why, then, in a country where, for whatever reason, people seem to make such excellent use of English, does half the population (the female half) need to indulge in the irksome affectation of growling at the end of every sentence? This noise is no less annoying than the sound of a fingernail on a blackboard.
I believe everyone deserves a second chance they already have paid for their mistake in prison I was sexual abused when I was 8 years old I know the person who did it messed up my life but the only one that has the right to judge people it’s God…
Yesterday a girl walked towards me and involved me into a conversation, she then followed me into my Appartement, I gave her a few presents and she then left my place. Her mother then phoned me to ask me what has happened and that I should not do that again. Could be that they accused me of something I did not do.
@Rise Over here305 bull shit again. Like I said, I couldn't be her mother because he'd be UNDER the jail. He'd better stay away from mine, that's for sure.
i got mix emotions about this cause on 1 hand no one should be treated in that way and on the other i wouldn't want to live next to a pedo so they should have like a half way house only for peds or a housing complex only for them. i knew a chick who was 17yr and she was sleeping with a 19yer old and he had to registers to me that was crazy cause their age wasn't that far apart so i know those can be complicated issues and iv herd of dudes falsely accused and took plea bargains and then you got those who wicked who deserve their fate. so yea man complicated issues
@@безлюдныеокна The fact that you even feel sympathy for these types of people is disgusting and revolting. It makes me wonder if you are one yourself...
Its refreshing to see that even after they are releasing, they are still suffering. Then again, has these pigs been put down immediately upon conviction, there would be no issue.
these guys live near my house, man some of these guys sometimes arent even sex offender they are thieves, for what ever reason, i really don't know how to react when one of these guys just show up to ask money.
They’re real intentional sadistic rapist that should not deserve no mercy. But merch should giving for a guy taking a piss because he can’t hold it anymore. That’s really unjustified to put someone as a sex offender because they couldn’t control their bladders. Also to mention: how about the girls that are lying about their age. Why should anyone get convicted a sex offender for a girl lying about her age? It’s the parents job to make sure that their kid has respect and is not out of line. Parents do your job. People, do more investigation before you escalate.
I have a question, though: are just about any adult in the US, especially adult makes aware of all those rules and regulations? I mean, do they know you're just not just facing a prison sentence but also homelessness, sleeping in tents, pushed from one street corner to the other? So my question is: doesn't it work as a deterrent? Shouldn't that be part of awareness campaigns? Showing the most of the time irreversible damage to children but also what your life will be like. It could work, right? Are most people aware of all those details before they offend and live it for themselves?
Correct me if I’m wrong: is having sex offender in nomadic situations where they constantly home and have no permanent housing MORE dangerous? This is actually a dumb ordinance.
Not to mention that being in such a negative situation is keeping them in a bad state of mind making them much more likely to reoffend
It's mutch more dangerous. They are more likley to reoffend if they legally can't reform to normal citizens.
It's Florida what would you expect.
Yep, by design 👌
States are finally catching on to the fact that SORA is unconstitutional
There's people on the register for urinating in public, and that's the problem right There. Putting everyone In the same category, instead of looking at the circumstances. a 21year old having a relationship with a 16year old, isn't the same as a predator who attacks children, yet they will both have the same restrictions put on them
@ryry32 Then you’re an idiot. What kind of drugs you addicted to?
good point. they should make the next video addressing all the ways people end up on this registry. there's some surprising stories out there
That is the sad part. Separate those who are honestly comparatively benign or even actually benign from the child diddling demons in human flesh.
@ryry32 it would sure release them of this burdened life they have..
A 21 year old with 16 year old is a Predator..it's still an adult abusing a child.
I'm amazed that he ruined the lives of 4 girls and got 3 years, while some guys have a baggie of weed and get 8 years.
The system is so backwards.
The sad reality of life..
Im amazed by that too. 3 years? Strange
A bag of weed AND two prior felonies, sure. Let's not pretend a first offense of weed is putting you in prison.
8 years for a bag of dope? Where?
Yep and he had empathy from libs allllll on this thread
We don't do this to murderers.
Nonces are worse
There's something majorly screwed up about making it impossible for people to comply with the law. We need to make reasonable reforms so these guys can get on with their lives and try to be productive members of society.
Civil commitment laws are a great solution to this problem.
Should have never put themselves in this position they are in
Nah. They shoulda been executed.
@Rise Over here305 They should be executed too.
@Rise Over here305 I did.
EVERY PRIEST THAT GOT CHARGED WITH AN ACT OF SEXUALLY OFFENDING THEY'RE THE REPEATED OFFENSE SEX OFFENDERS WHY AREN'T THEY PUT IN JAIL 😤
We as citizens need to take our country back. This isn't right. This shoulda never been allowed and sure as heck shouldn't be allowed to continue.
Such an interesting observation! 🤔👍
Because the Vatican allows it.
Standing up for sex offenders ur a pos any sex offenders no matter who they are should be in prison for life or put to death Lord protect our children from these human pieces of garbage no sympathy listen to them talking about how difficult there lives are gimmie a break think about the kids and what they have to live with for there whole life
I do feel bad for them but I can't say if I was asked for permission to let a sexual offender stay in my estate, I'd still say no.
The reality is that no one is willing to fight for them, hence the government has no incentive to help them.
Unfortunately you are correct but it is sad that everyone is so "woke" and yet they turn a blind eye to the fact.
@Rise Over here305 does that make it right?
@Rise Over here305 agreed but history shows tyranny while long lasting doesn't last forever. Don't worry about these people who are ignorant to logic and facts.They are only going with it because they were told to
They paid their debt u r ignorant. If they can work and prove themselves u will increase the suicide rate
I am sure ur kids smoke weed and use drugs always play video games and not have a job ignorant ass
@@danielforsythe4156 i think it makes it right , do you have kids ? What if a 35 yr old who raped a little girl an was convicted moved right next door an you work til late an so your teenager kid gets home 5 hours before you do so now you have to feel worried & threatened because “ we should all be treated fairly” . Theres much worse issues could be dealing with , like how about the fact that predators ruin ppls lives forever yet they only serve 5 years or a few years in prison an is now free as a bird, well what about that person who cant even live a normal life has random panic attaxks huge trust issues that they barely understand so ir effects there family an affects that persons future family trying to trust is almost impossible at first like fuck these offenders they can eat there own shit an drink their own piss to survive for all i care . Pos
The state of Florida has asked us to
Disclose our sexual crimes to you
We were bad, but now we're good
Moving into your neighborhood
You know we're trying our best to be
Functioning members of society
We're not here to start no trouble
We're just here to do the sex offender shuffle
Fuck pedophiles
Everyone claim they're good until they see their victim..... I personally don't feel sorry for what Florida is doing! More states should follow.... I guess you were looking for sympathy, not sure but make better choices... Advocate for others not to follow in your footsteps..... I do hope there can be sumthing arranged to suit everyone involved, however I can't feel sorry for anyone but the victims......
@Rise Over here305 I know, I was making a joke, but other people here don't seem to realise that
@Rise Over here305 It's a mini-documentary so I think it would still pass under yt guidelines
@@diamondleigh7280 every sex offender I know is also a victim. So where do we go from there?
This is a society within which someone could potentially have killed someone, have gone to prison, done their time, and get released to live an unrestricted life thereafter.
They should make a registry for all major felony convictions it’s odd that sex offenders typically get short sentences or only probation but are considered such a threat to society that they require registry but other convictions ie murder/attempted murder etc are not bad enough to require offenders to be on a registry or sentence sex offenders to longer sentences
@@chrislabeff8522 So true! 🤔
All this really taught me is that if I'm ever in Florida I shouldn't give money to homeless people like I do in my home state
Give money to shelters and the homeless will be fed. Give money to the homeless and dope dealers get fed.
@@nivekyentrouc1200 You're sick. You need to give money to a therapist.
@@TyFhoonBoom You don't understand that drug addiction is the number one cause of homelessness? Even when they judge a person to be mentally ill, that person usually has years of drug and alcohol abuse behind them. Get real.
Well said
@@TyFhoonBoom you are right they are sick and need to give money to a therapist or perhaps walk a few months in the shoes of the people they judge... I'm happy to help them get hurt and have a doctor get them addicted to drugs then just take the medication away and any real treatment for their actual medical condition away too see how long it is before they are begging for drugs that because of a addiction they never asked for... or loose their job and have just a few financial problems like a broken car see how long before they are homeless with no transportation and no address we'll see how easy it is to get a job again... people have no compassion until it happens to them or someone they love it's hard to see people like that... sex offenders (true sex offenders rapists and child molestation not a teen romance that parents didn't like or sexting in their teens) are a danger to the public and we must do something to control that however casting a net where we treat the 17yr old who sexting the same as a 5 time rapist after they served their sentence is wrong
They want them to move to someone else's state and be their problem. That is totally wrong. Tear down some old abandon business and built them some housing where they wouldn't be breaking the law and let them live their lives. They paid for their mistake once and shouldn't be punished like this for life.
Just about everyone in Florida came from somewhere else.
You think a few years in prison is enough to pay for raping kids? Are you kidding me? Are you a molester yourself?
Not all people on the registry did something wrong, there is alot of innocent people on it .
@@sarahtaher9188 oh so let’s excuse the MONSTERS because a couple are innocent . Smfh libs
Great ideal
That one guy has Parkinson’s and can’t set up a tent, but he’s driving a car?!
The disease progresses overtime.In 10 to 20 years it gets worst..sane as Multiple Sclerosis.
Sitting and steering a car much easier than setting up a tent.
His tent IS HIS CAR. The extremely strict residency restrictions and laws force him to stay there. That's his home! This is what sex offenders face everyday - the extremely severe "de facto" and "de jure" restrictions on their freedoms, movement, and even their regular routines!!!
The registration doesn’t help shit just ruined peoples lives
Once a sex offender, always a sex offender
the same people that advocate for these punitive measures are also the type of people that don't like to see homeless people in their neighborhoods....and you can't have it both ways. we need massive change
@Rise Over here305 I want vengeance. They must pay
It would certainly help me and many other victims sleep better at night.
Ehh try hoping they die in the cold or in the rain hypothermia shoot I hope they want to act like f****** animals they can live like them.
Child predators should reside 6ft under the dirt, that's Justice for these rabid animals
But they can. Plenty of communities let these people in. There's no reason for these people to be hanging around this community when they can go somewhere else.
These offenders were convicted and registered on the list. They were let out to the public with restrictions. But unfortunately, they are paying for their sins being homeless. They're NOMADS, always on the move.
The lesson - never ever commit sexual offenses on a child, especially in Florida, or you will end up like them - nomads!!!!!!!!
@@charlessmith263They don’t all have direct child victims. It’s often for non-contact offenses and petty offenses such as indecent exposure.
Instead of focusing on potential rehabilitation while they are incarcerated and released, you throw them on the street and continuously intimidate and harass them. The man whose daughter was molested by the nanny does not need to be in a position of authority over this. He is making every offender pay for the nanny's mistakes because he is running on his own emotion instead of reason.
I am 100% against sexual and violent crimes done to ANYONE; however, if we as the people aren't trying to find solutions for all involved, we are only adding to the problem.
agreed 100%
As someone who endured horrible abuse as a child, I’m disgusted by people like you. You want to try to find some magical solution aka rehabilitation. Do you understand that evil people exist and sometimes there is no logic to their behavior and certainly no cure? They are simply wicked and perverse and they enjoy degradation and pain they inflict.
Rehabilitation has been tried. It doesn’t work with perverts. Swift execution of this scum is the best way to rid society of these cruel perverts. How many sociopaths just lie and manipulate their way through these programs only to get out and prey on kids again.
Spend the money on helping children not on child abusers.
@@user-od4zo1ow6d While I feel you shouldn't judge me off of one TH-cam comment that is merely an opinion and lacks true depth on a mental disorder that has been apparent for thousands of years, I respect what you shared, and thank you for sharing. I truly wish you healing mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually.
Well said
They should’ve thought about that before preying on ppl
Ron Book is ridiculous. Yes. You are defending the innocent but you are also cutting possible rehabilitation of those who have already served time. Ron Book is playing both sides but if you are in your camp, don't trust him.
He is also a neglectful parent. Not knowing your child was being molested by her nanny for five years? Give me a break!! Ron and Lauren Book are both charlatans and the laws they helped enact not only hurt those trying to get right but also those who were convicted of absolutely non-sexual offenses but still required to register as sex offenders.
When he led out with "pedophile," I knew that guy had a chip on his shoulder and that he was bad news. Some people don't know or appreciate the meaning of corrections. To correct. To restore to a better state of being. These people broke the law. They paid their dues. They now should have opportunity to improve their way of life so they can become productive members of society. Ron Book obviously does not believe in this. He's not a solution to anything. He's the problem.
I find him disturbing.
It's always the ones who yell the loudest that wind up with a closet full of skeletons.
There is an off putting weirdness about him...
They can't be rehabilitated
The title of this video is the most "florida" thing I've heard
🤣
Could totally pass " for a big Texas thing" too
What would you suggest? If your child was molested where would be the best place they be located? Life in prison would be the best solution. Please educate me
When someone is sexually assaulted the victim has to pay for that everyday for the rest of their lives. The one thing on this planet they own has been taken from them. They will never feel safe again. So the fact that these people are also paying for their crime for the rest of their lives makes complete sense. Sex offenders don't rarely feel remorse and if they do it's usually not enough to keep them from re-offending.
I know 2 people who ha e register one justed speed outside and the other went streaking they're living just as rough as rspist and its unfair
@@genechanloui right the laws are messed up
Not all people who are on registry did something wrong, there is alot of innocent people on it .
Ty for this 🙏😭 exactly 😉 KARMA
@@genechanloui well they shouldn't have exposed themselves to the public with CHILDREN 😡
We need adult only communities.
Murderers need to have the same too. I just found out my ex wasn't who he said he was!
He wasn’t likely to murder again you paranoid idiot.
@@SophisticatedDogCat because you know who my ex is don't you lol hahaha! You just made yourself look very silly. Assuming and you know jack. Are u OK? Very odd aren't you lol 😆! Omg I can't stop laughing!!! You have no idea 😭😁
@@SophisticatedDogCat lol your name on here too 🤣😂 desperate!!!!!
@Rise Over here305 yes!!!
@@sevenfree7753 What're you talking about?
USA is a weird country. Sometimes they have the courage to punish people which other jurisdictions don't dare to touch. But on other times the justice is like from the middle age, like here. For these people it'd better to move abroad.
@Rise Over here305 also China has like four to five times the population and yet America still have more prisoners than China.
@@moebarragan1681 i am glad you trust statistics coming out of China
Dade county has the 4th largest school system in the country, there’s literally schools everywhere you go, push them all to the Everglades is what I say
Everglades tour guide: Here, we can see a group of pedophiles. Now, pedophiles are quickly becoming the alligators' most plentiful form of livestock.
That is Shrek's swamp!
That would damage the natural ecosystem.
No one seems to be able to stop it because I think guys like this who are on the full radar are the minority there is a lot of family and friends doing this and everyone stays quiet
@Rise Over here305 yep I knew you were a predator ! Turning your comments into the feds! Your electronics need searched
When a sex offender moves into a neighborhood, the property values in that neighborhood are completely gone. People lose their entire investment. If they have kids and want to move the hell out of there, they can't.
I won’t move to a neighborhood with sex offenders nearby. I was abused by a pervert as a kid and I’ll be damned if this happens to my babies. I personally think execution is the best solution. It’s pathetic how much money is spent on evil people.
The property value only goes down because the government feels the need to constantly put peoples photos and addresses online. The property value would be the just as high as anywhere else if the government would stop doing this. They need to allow some sort of reform. Allow for a reevaluation every 10 years for some of them to get off the registry. Right now they're ALL put on an over crowded list and nobody can get off.
Why can’t I assume this? The majority of sex offenders have high recidivism rates.
No, I personally wouldn’t hire someone with a serious criminal record. My husband’s place of work hires ex cons and so many of them have stolen shit. But stealing property is nothing compared to child molestation.
I don’t believe your story but let’s say it’s true. It was due to your irresponsible sexual behavior that got you there. I have never hooked up with strangers I just met which is dangerous and gross so I never put myself in this situation. You did and now you’re defending perverts. I have no sympathy for you.
@@user-od4zo1ow6d Its always some idiot like you i have to provide my court documents to so since you don't believe my story, we are done talking. Period.....
Interesting. Whilst I agree they are a victim of their own actions, I think the authorities should give them some land or at least give them an area so they’re not breaking rules unintentionally. Surely it’s better to have them all in one place then the police know where they are, the locals know where to avoid.
Or just lock them back up. Like is said, they are the victims of their own actions but it doesn’t seem fair that the rules keep changing and the goal posts keep moving when most of them have no intention of reoffending or breaking the terms. Just say, here’s your zone. Stay in that zone during curfew and leave them in peace if they’re not breaking the rules. Also if I was a parent I would rather know where to avoid rather than worrying who’s on the end of the street corner.
Pedophile Island 🏝 where food isn't brought it I think the Russians had a similar experiment.
Or just execute these filthy kiddie touchers.
Their victims are punished for life and most will reoffend.
What they need is a thick rope
Yes Prison is a good place for chomos
What i dont get is how do you check -in with registration if your homeless u have no phone no home no car no notghing.
@Blitz7094 thats why they send the police over there to make sure you are there sleeping outside in the street
WHO CARES
@@MCELVAINE6996 How is that going to prove that the offense lives on that particular piece of land? He/she can always get up and walk somewhere else if they felt like reoffending. The logic is just silly
@@officialaccountability Well thats kinda of their plan..What they really want is for them to leave the county
@@MCELVAINE6996 They don't want them to leave the country either because they started creating laws that made it difficult to leave. Go look up International Megan's Law. They basically started making them stamp "SEX OFFENDER" in their passports. It used to be on the back page and now it's on the front. So they don't want them living in the community then they make it almost impossible to leave? The laws make no sense man.🤦🏾♂️
Don't forget the people that are falsely accused and convicted as well.
So, if the ordinance is causing these homeless camps to pop up, which are breeding grounds for serious diseases, then can Miami-Dade be held responsible if an outbreak occurs? Think about it, no running water, no sanitation, all one of these guys has to do is board a bus or go anywhere in public, and thousands of people can be infected with typhus, cholera, bubonic plague, etc. If they are so dangerous that extra ordinances need to be passed, they should not have been let out of prison.
You want to pay for it? You do know most of them involve young adults having sex with teenagers right. Sometimes teenagers themselves. Example the youngest person placed on the registry was a 10 and 11 yr old. The 11 yr old is still on there at 40 under the same rules, lost his kids in a divorce cause of the list, didn't matter he did nothing since age 11. Think the punishment fits still? How bout the 15 yr old barred from college and having a life for sending a nude photo of himself? No reform eh? Or a mother 35 still being punished for having sex with a 15 year old at 19 and may possibly lose her kids as more restrictions get lumped on. Doesnt matter if your some dumb young adult banging a teen or a vicious monster hiding in the bushes waiting for 5 year old Bobby they're all labeled the same.
And now with COVID19, what you said can even be more timely before its own time!!
Exactly
@@officialaccountability Banning sex offenders from pitching encampment tents in Miami-Dade county does work to keep sex offenders away from children, but sadly, these Miami-Dade anti-sex-offender decrees are still excessively punitive to these desperate people. And sadly, if you kick them out of the industrial zones into the Everglades--their last-ditch locations---there is a new danger - they can be bitten to death by alligators. If that happens, the county government could be sued for wrongful death by letting them die by those crocs, but with the recent undercurrent of extreme hatred on sex offenders (which I keenly know this anti-chomo hatred), looks like wrongful death lawsuits---if they happen--will be regarded as baseless and thrown out.
With these unaesthetic encampments, there are worries about bathroom waste from these sex offenders, which can lead to especially bacterial diseases like E. coli and even very dangerous necrotizing fasciitis on these offenders, and of course, the stench of their wastes can attract nasty insects and rodents--especially rats, which can themselves carry zoonotic diseases especially if these rats bite them and cause deadly rabies or even hantavirus. That is why there was that new decree that banned these sex offenders from making any more encampments in that county.
So.. how are we going to KEEP TRACK of PREDATORS if we DON'T KNOW were they LIVE???? How are you gonna protect schools and kids if you make it so you dont know were the danger are?
When does being a sex offender punishment finish? Question is being a sex offender a one-time mistake or a recurring mental disease? If allowed to live in a community with women or children, can they be trusted not to do the crime again? There is no end to this issue. The offer der themselves can treat themselves. It's up to them to do the crime or not.
just having to say the words: “l molested” (blank, blank, blank) when asked “what did you do to be placed on the registry” would already be a death sentence to me. l wouldn’t want to exist with that lifetime label, that’d be an absolute everyday living nightmare
My husband is on the SO Registery in West Palm Beach FL. He received a picture by an annoymous dating site he was on. It was a nude pic of a 17y/o girl. We are now forced to live in a tent on tbr RR tracks which we receive citations every 6 weeks. We cannot find a place to live. He has to register every 30days. Once tbe office closed at noon with no warning or notification on his registration day. He went back the following day & was arrested & did 10 months in Gun Club jail.
If you live in a tent how do you have internet access?
Most homeless people have smartphones, they’re actually extremely vital.
@@YourMum-ed8jq exactly some people are morons lol
This is a horrible and cruel injustice. I will pray for you and your husband.
@@volerasphere really anyone can have a phone lol
You’d think a savvy real estate investor would see a HUGE opportunity here
Like, so them a plot in a graveyard. 👍
Because they have sooo much money to spend on housing?
Maybe that savvy Investor is YOU!
There was a sex offender in Northern Florida who is actually a realtor who was helping to house some of these people but he was working so that people wouldn't take over a neighborhood and he would make sure that the neighbors were okay with it it was wild
The more conservative your state and community is, the worse your life is gonna be if you're on a registry. I just read about a town in Illinois that bought a really nice house in a area where sex offenders were living and tore the house down to put up a park so they could force them out. I thought that was insane. Effective but insane.
Good
I find it amazing
Illinois. VOTES BLUE IN EVERY NATIONAL ELECTION. Just look at their draconic gun laws, and their lenient abortion laws . Illinois is the least conservative state in the union.
sorry but i actually feel sorry for the children they molested than the perpetrators just saying.
I don't think all of them have physical victims, some or most of them do.
@@FinalFantasy8911debater okay, Either you're a pedo yourself and you're just defending your kind or you're just full of crap.
Not all of them have molested children. There many offenses that don’t involve molesting children that get people deemed as sex offenders.
They could always just keep them in jail. Make the rich 1% pay for them to stay there.
@Rise Over here305
Then have the rich build more jails. That's more people with jobs.
@Rise Over here305
Who said anything about rehabilitation? Jails are not for rehabilitation, they are used to help criminals hone their skills. I worked in one for 4-years so I can teach you more about jails than you could ever enlighten me about them.
@Rise Over here305
Did I see any corruption? No, but I'm not stupid enough to act like there was none. Definitely didn't see any deputies murdering anyone but physically assaulting someone who wouldn't cuff up? Yep, that's part of the job. You use whatever means necessary to maintain order. Did I see ANYONE bringing contraband into the jail? NOT ONCE, but it happens ALL THE TIME. Do they separate snitches and sex offenders in all jails, I have no clue. *I only worked in one.*
I was a Deputy Sheriff in Los Angeles. You did your FIRST 4-YEARS in jail before you hit the streets. At least that's how things worked back in the 80's when I was out there, I don't know how they do it now. So you ask all these questions to prove what?
@Rise Over here305
Okay, so tell me something that I don't know. What you just wrote is no secret. Anyone paying attention already knows these things.
@Rise Over here305
Although these things go on in prison, it is not remotely as glamorous as you are making it out to be, especially the murdering part. After spending some time abroad, I understand how you folks abroad over-dramatize some things American. Killings are not abundant like you want to believe. I believe your perception of American prisons and jails is part truth based and part movie based.
I went to a park to enjoy the beautiful lake after huge rainfalls and spoke to a guy sitting in a camp chair. There weren’t very many people around but, as I was leaving, I saw a woman and small boy who had parked in an isolated parking lot away from the beach yet purposefully walking towards the strange man sitting in the beach chair. Now I’m wondering if that little boy was safe!
You seem mentally retarded.
I don’t know.. what they did was awful and what’s been done to them is also awful.. I think some of them should get another chance.
You can offer them room and board in your house. That'll be very nice of you lead by example
Lool yeeet
Nope
@Rise Over here305 I promise to never leak confidential information. Now give me access to them
Hateful shameful comments.
There is no chapter titled Redemption when it comes to this crime and like with any crime, there are people out there worthy of redemption.
The problem is that most sex offenders are not the strong, cool, good looking type of men that many murderers, bank robbers, and drug dealers are.
That's the whole problem right there. If them sex offenders looked like some of them gang bangers and drug dealers, .. they would be living with a hot woman, they wouldn't be homeless..
Real talk
What I don't understand is why emotional, psychological, physical, abusive exes are allowed to taunt, harassed, oppressed their ex and not be accuse of instigating a hate act. Ka
How did someone touch 4 kids and get only 3 years?
People do have to live somewhere. If they had a place to stay they could be monitored inside much easier than as nomadic homeless people so if they ARE dangerous they’re easier to offend again. This is blatant torture that isn’t even actually effective to keep children safe either. these people are trash yes
People do have to live somewhere. If they had a place to stay they could be monitored inside much easier than as nomadic homeless people so if they ARE dangerous they’re easier to offend again. This is blatant torture that isn’t even actually effective to keep children safe either. these people are trash yes but this is beneficial for no one so there’s no point. Being monitored your whole life is a punishment this is torture.
Monitoring them is a waste of taxpayer money, let them rot
@Rise Over here305 Yes, agreed. What's your point?
@Rise Over here305 I asked for your point, not your praxis
People have to live somewhere, Satanic Ritual Abusing Pedos don't have to live anywhere, because they have to *NOT LIVE*
They don’t have to live anywhere. They can take a dirt nap.
I can't say I feel bad for these people. Only exceptions is like if the girl is over 16 and the guy is younger than 21. Otherwise, I really don't feel bad that they're on the streets. The teacher that touched his students, the uncle that touched his niece. Both should've known better so enjoy living in the streets
You are evil if you think a 21 year old deserves this for life over a relationship with a 17 year old.
@@rilonius2865 I said that was an exception.
Imposes often irrational restrictions
Encampment needs to be dismantled
The system makes zero sense. They did something terrible, though severe restrictions still GENERALLY do not favor ANYONE.
I would've sent them to the desert.
Why strech
They are still humans who made terrible mistakes! 2nd chances should be available for non repeating sex offenders
Trust me they do it again
@@turtlelboyc3943 trust the facts they wont do it again
@@turtlelboyc3943 wrongful convictions happen
2:15. "They committed a crime, and our society has said, "We are gonna treat you differently for the rest of your lives." No, YOU, Ron, have said that. It seems that YOU have been responsible largely for this irrational treatment. It is insanity. These rules are NOT making society safer. You can theorize that they are, but the statistics tell otherwise. The recidivism rates of sexual offenders is LESS than other types of crime, especially the violent crimes eg. assault. The statistics PROVE that. It is a widespread false belief though, that they are the highest risk group. They are not. Especially the older, first time offenders, who had a single victim within their home. That particular category has a near ZERO percent recidivism rate. And yet some people irrationally feel safer living next to a murderer. It isn't fair to these former offenders who've paid their debts and should now be allowed to rejoin society. Why isn't society insisting on the violent criminals who have HIGHER rates of repeat offending than these guys, having to live away from their families, remote from other humans, etc? The Miami Dade 2500 ft rule is a classic example of passing a law without any scientific evidence WHATSOEVER as to efficacy, just so that the prosecutors and judges can appear "tough on crime." But it is hurting humans unfairly and is costing our society.
Wrongful convictions do happen
take them into your home then
@@travishylton6976 I would because I know the system duh maybe you should read about wrongful convictions
@@travishylton6976 don't judge unless you know
Sex offender: Where else can i live since its 2500 ft.
Ron Book: Well its not my problem.
Sex offender: Where can i use the bathroom.
Ron Book: you better find a spot.
Sex offender: Why can't I set up a tent
Ron Book: once again i don't give a shit. But i will be sending the police to burn your tents
I like to ask Ron point-blank exactly where he does expect them to live.
@@tedmccarron that's the point. He doesn't expect them to live among the people. Thats why he exiled them all
@Rise Over here305 actually it is a violent crime
@@MCELVAINE6996 they can't make it so that no matter what you do is illegal. There have to be reasonable ways to comply with the law. As to your comment towards that other person some of these sex offenses were violent, some definitely were not.
@Rise Over here305 to the powers that be its not about two wrongs its about over punishment and control
America's biggest scapegoats smh.
Just give them shelter, work and rehab programs.
BUT WHAT ABOUT ALL THE SEX OFFENDERS WHO HAVE NOT BEEN CAUGHT!!!!
I am a former SO and I must say, this really sucks. Thankfully I had my daddy and he had some amazing lawyers that helped me get out of 90% of it
@IndianCurrycel oh I don’t have to worry about that!!! I have a house of course and I go on a lot of vacations where people just see me as an American. Thsts the only part that sucks about being in my neighborhood is all my dumb neighbors know about my history. I’m going to have daddy’s attorneys sue them or something
@IndianCurrycel tell me about you first! This is like an awkward date where you’re asking all the questions!
@IndianCurrycel ???
Was your dad a former NFL quarterback perhaps?
@@iBrummskiLol I don’t want to say. But he is a very
Important person!
Don't Touch Kids 😉😉 PERIOD.
@IndianCurrycel You are Probably one of Them. FUCKHEAD.
At this point, what would stop a sex offender from just murdering people. At least they get food and shelter in prison.
They should have a designated housing/apartment area for them
I actually feel sorry for some of these people
Problem with sex offenders is they don't get better maybe they could volunteer to be physically castrated then be allowed back into society? That's the only real solution as far as I'm concerned.
Wow I Never Thought I'll Have compassion for Sex offender " But Now I Do It's Sad They Still Human an a lot of them when Had Been abused them self's
The sad thing is not all those offenders are the same. A lot of undevious cases get thrown in with the devious. When he said “push away” it made me think of olden days where they had “ sanctuary cities” where people like this could be.
Living in Miami we have gotten use to seeing these offenders living this way and we're ok with it because of their crimes....
@Rise Over here305 dna don’t lie
@@sbsmagnolia7359 you know many people are on the registry where DNA was even involved, but more of other forms of proof alot
You do realize homelessness creates more crime. Not to mention we the people pay for homeless peoples resources. So in turn we are paying to take care of sex offenders
@@sbsmagnolia7359 It ain't about DNA when the "victim" claims it was rape after consenting just because the guy is no longer interested.
Not all people on the registry did something wrong, there is alot of innocent people on it .
First of all, these people are lucky they aren’t in jail. If they don’t like their situation don’t touch kids.
I don't feel sorry for none of them. I feel sorry for the victims
Exactamundo 👍
They don’t all have direct victims.
Every action has an opposite and equal reaction. Sexual preference is not a choice. It cannot be switched off and on at will. You may feel empathy for these people, but
remember the victims who will live with their perverse actions until the day they die. Victims cannot switch off the horror and pain these perpetrators instilled.
Indulge our emotions much? Victims can and do work through trauma of yesteryears. It's not easy and takes time but there's still hope. Would you want to stand by loved ones who've suffered trauma and allow them to keep sabotaging any chance of getting help to work through trauma? I'm not diminishing or taking away anyone's suffering but why would anyone want to live barely hanging on when Christ died to give us abundant life now? I'm not talking religion I'm talking relationship. Just because someone harms another person doesn't imprison them for life unless they choose to be.
Ummm they should be punished they are sex offenders they should be put under the jail
@Rise Over here305 lock them up in dog cages. It's much cheaper than a jail cell
I would think it would be more dangerous to have sex offenders living a nomadic lifestyle & not being able to easily locate them & keep track of them not to mention if they are living together as nomads they might influence each other to reoffend lastly they may as well extend their jail/prison sentence if they want them to be further persecuted or require them to be on the ankle bracelet
Ron Book is so passionate about children that he hired a nanny to raise his own kid so he wouldn't have to.
How does that make him responsible?
Best comment here.
" I shake too much, I have Parkinson's disease, I can't hold a stick"
* But has no problems driving a car!
🤔🤔🤷🤯🤯
I don't feel bad for these people, but this seems like this has created a bigger problem. Homelessness and poverty has a correlation with crime. Also this just seems like a waste of police time to be chasing these people around the county. Allow them to be beneficial members of society, otherwise don't all them to return to society. It's pretty obvious that this guy is only doing this to protect his political standing, but he doesn't actually care.
@Rise Over here305 child abusers too
It’s insane we are willing to try children as adults in some cases but automatically they are the victim even if they are the predator to the adult! You can’t have it both ways!
Thankfully they can volunteer for civil commitment, otherwise I’d feel bad about it.
Imprisonment for life without charge or trial? Makes sense.
@@HolyGhostMoneyShot Perhaps do 20 seconds of research before criticizing someone else next time? You’d come off much less like an entitled high school drop out.
@Rise Over here305 spoken like a true sex offender
@Rise Over here305 Yep, thank you for confirming you are indeed a registered sex offender. What state’s registry are you on?
Have you been declared a SDP yet? If you are in Massachusetss I can help make that happen for you. Every day in Massachsuetts we work tirelessly to ensure that dangerous sex offenders are civilly committed after their prison sentences until such time that they can be safely released back into society. Are you still tempted? Are you still battling those dark urges? If so, let me know and I can reach out and help facilitate your entry back into inpatient treatment. I’m sure you don’t want to hurt anyone else, help me to help you.
@Rise Over here305 oh you are definitely a sex offender 🤣🤣
NY state is losing $2billion in taxes because sex offenders can't get a job
Ok, I’ve been naive. I won’t be dreaming about traveling and having a nomadic lifestyle like the young people on social media. This is frightening!
They should have thought about that before they committed their horrendous crimes. Karma!!!
Strech
The horrendous crime of public urination.
@Rise Over here305 who gives a fuck these are PREDATORS. Let them into your home then
What’s the point of having prison than? If someone has finished their prison sentence they shouldn’t be forced to register or be restricted of where they can live.
07:49 LMFAOOO THATS FUCKED BRO EVEN IF THEY LISTEN TO THE COPS THEY STILL GO TO PRISON 🤣🤣🤣 I THOUGHT THE WAR ON DRUGS WERE BAD 🤣🤣🤣
The churches must go preach the gospel there. That's the people Jesus Christ died for not for the perfect or ordinary man. Still feel some sort of compassion for them. They obviously don't have sane minds like ours but sicks thoughts and act on them
If the cops tell them to leave and they're supposed to be there it's not fair that they get arrested they should have something from the cops saying that they were told to leave and it should get excused I'm just saying what I think is right
Should we feel sorry for them or what?
I don’t lmao
@@mellowvalentine9354 stfu
With homelessness out of control in the us and it now being the only advanced economy to have shantytowns, I'm pretty sure these rules are irrelevant now.
You KNOW, there IS Pervert Park down the way in St.Petersburg..even has its own videos and movies.
It's probably full up. They need more places like that.
They should go to prison and stay in prison until their victim forgives them. Gonna be a lot of lifers.
So what about people with victimless crimes? Then what?
Thing is almost all sex offenders have been sexually abused as children. And until they forgive there abusers this is what happens. The cycle.
@Rise Over here305 in wisconsin they have extra charges for c.p. Per count you pay $1000
no other crime sentencing works by the victim deciding the punishment. that's just bizarre and obviously impartial.
99% of these men would harm another child if they thought they could get away with it.
Could they go to the Everglades? Away from all these people that don’t want them there? It’s real hard.
Dont do the crime if you can't the time
Put they did the time
@@blackmantravel6954 Yeah, cry me a River. Justice means they can suffer for as long as their victim does... oh wait, the victims of sex crimes suffer for their entire lives? I guess I don’t give a fuck about the predators suffering then.
@@themotorcyclemasswhole wow America the country that believes in Jesus but they don't follow in the ways of the Lord.
@@blackmantravel6954 America, a secular country full of people that follow a multitude of religions whose government rightly stands apart from all of them.
@@themotorcyclemasswhole nice try but America was founded under Christianity. Even on the US currency it says IN GOD WE TRUST.
This is a terribly difficult issue because one can sympathise with both sides of the argument.
On an unrelated matter, I am yet again impressed by the articulacy of American people, men and women, black and white (I am in the UK). If this, and all other reports which I have viewed on TH-cam, have been edited to remove those who cannot express themselves, then I am sadly mistaken. However, this seems very unlikely.
Why, then, in a country where, for whatever reason, people seem to make such excellent use of English, does half the population (the female half) need to indulge in the irksome affectation of growling at the end of every sentence? This noise is no less annoying than the sound of a fingernail on a blackboard.
Grrrr!
Wow you sympathize with predators you’d fit right in with liberals
This is unfair.
Too bad, they put themselves in this situation.
It it really unfair? Naw it’s s not.
I believe everyone deserves a second chance they already have paid for their mistake in prison I was sexual abused when I was 8 years old I know the person who did it messed up my life but the only one that has the right to judge people it’s God…
They should go live in the ocean tbh
Yesterday a girl walked towards me and involved me into a conversation, she then followed me into my Appartement, I gave her a few presents and she then left my place.
Her mother then phoned me to ask me what has happened and that I should not do that again. Could be that they accused me of something I did not do.
You're full of shit.
Stupid.
@Rise Over here305 why should I do that?????
@@q.t.gamingfamily stop being abusive or I will call the cops and tell them your name to charge you with cyberstalking
@Rise Over here305 bull shit again. Like I said, I couldn't be her mother because he'd be UNDER the jail. He'd better stay away from mine, that's for sure.
i got mix emotions about this cause on 1 hand no one should be treated in that way and on the other i wouldn't want to live next to a pedo so they should have like a half way house only for peds or a housing complex only for them. i knew a chick who was 17yr and she was sleeping with a 19yer old and he had to registers to me that was crazy cause their age wasn't that far apart so i know those can be complicated issues and iv herd of dudes falsely accused and took plea bargains and then you got those who wicked who deserve their fate. so yea man complicated issues
Are they trying to get sympathy?
@@безлюдныеокна I have absolutely zero sympathy and 0 tolerance and 0 respect for those type of evil sick individuals.
The right thing to do is to keep them locked up and become somebody’s prison wife
@@безлюдныеокна The fact that you even feel sympathy for these types of people is disgusting and revolting. It makes me wonder if you are one yourself...
@@srideout91 Hey Russian bot. Use another script and go get a job. Oh forgot Russia doesn't have jobs except for the elite😬
@@allieoopiambumbo not Russian but go off with your tantrum and assumptions. 🙄
Its refreshing to see that even after they are releasing, they are still suffering. Then again, has these pigs been put down immediately upon conviction, there would be no issue.
pigs can fry like a strip of bacon.
these guys live near my house, man some of these guys sometimes arent even sex offender they are thieves, for what ever reason, i really don't know how to react when one of these guys just show up to ask money.
@Rise Over here305 YOU GOT IT TWISTED AND BALLED AND FUCKED UP!!!!!!
If you're on the sex offenders list for peeing outside or taking a crap etc you have the worst luck smh
they rob people of their innocence and now they want mercy... really?
They’re real intentional sadistic rapist that should not deserve no mercy. But merch should giving for a guy taking a piss because he can’t hold it anymore. That’s really unjustified to put someone as a sex offender because they couldn’t control their bladders.
Also to mention: how about the girls that are lying about their age. Why should anyone get convicted a sex offender for a girl lying about her age? It’s the parents job to make sure that their kid has respect and is not out of line. Parents do your job. People, do more investigation before you escalate.
I have a question, though: are just about any adult in the US, especially adult makes aware of all those rules and regulations?
I mean, do they know you're just not just facing a prison sentence but also homelessness, sleeping in tents, pushed from one street corner to the other?
So my question is: doesn't it work as a deterrent?
Shouldn't that be part of awareness campaigns?
Showing the most of the time irreversible damage to children but also what your life will be like.
It could work, right? Are most people aware of all those details before they offend and live it for themselves?
I think it's fairly common knowledge that the death penalty has never been a deterrent against murder.
These people don’t deserve mercy . They ruined little kids life !
@Rise Over here305 but what about the ones who did?
And I assume you have a file folder filled with all the information pertaining to each and every crime?
Get off your fkn high horse