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http://www.nbc4.tv/news/6245877/detail.html
..."We don't want to overwhelm the state with a good thing, but this is something we have to start in steps," she said. "So we decided to target those who target women and children." ...
More than 63,000 sex offenders are registered statewide, about 11,000 of whom live in Los Angeles County, according to the state Attorney General's office.
Statistics provided by the state Department of Corrections show that about 70 percent of convicted child molesters commit similar offenses within three years of being released from prison, Fairchild said.
As part of a study, the state fitted 250 parolees who had committed violent crimes and were deemed as "high risk" with GPS monitors last July, Fairchild said. Forty-two of those felons have already returned to prison, she said.
..."We don't want to overwhelm the state with a good thing, but this is something we have to start in steps," she said. "So we decided to target those who target women and children." ...
More than 63,000 sex offenders are registered statewide, about 11,000 of whom live in Los Angeles County, according to the state Attorney General's office.
Statistics provided by the state Department of Corrections show that about 70 percent of convicted child molesters commit similar offenses within three years of being released from prison, Fairchild said.
As part of a study, the state fitted 250 parolees who had committed violent crimes and were deemed as "high risk" with GPS monitors last July, Fairchild said. Forty-two of those felons have already returned to prison, she said.