Another FAC v Keefe Defendant Runs Compliance Operation
This morning, another defendant in FAC v Keefe, St. John’s County, announced the results of a compliance operation, this one called “Operation Final Match,” where local deputies “worked with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement” to check in on registered sexual predators and offenders in the area. 23 registrants were arrested.
Unfortunately this message won’t reach all 90,000 on Florida’s registry, but for our followers who do get these, please check, double check and triple check your registration information.
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Although not registry related, it might as well be and reading it, you might agree. We are not the only ones who are targeting people for arrests for doing NOTHING wrong. She is suing the department.
Remember us being arrested for being somewhere that would should be able to go or be, well this lady is not a registrant but might as well be by law enforcement book of horrors. How horrible being homeless (Sarcasm)
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/why-would-you-do-this-myrtle-beach-sued-after-arresting-homeless-woman-who-was-with-her-dog/ar-AA2hiDzm?uxmode=ruby&ctsrc=dgst&ocid=edgntpruby&pc=LCTS&cvid=6af63ab4242c4e7789a3d8e3591e86cb&ei=10
They were just here this morning. And last month. And a total of five times just this year.
They call them “spot checks.” A colossal waste of resources. I try to tell them (respectfully) to get lost. They are pretty persistent.
Last year they came just once. Which is fine as the law requires it.
You can double and triple check until the cows come home, but if there’s something you’re unaware of (in my case a new license plate instead of just tab on my husband’s car) and then wrong place, wrong time I now have a Florida arrest on my record and can never petition for removal from the registry despite finally having won in my home state of conviction and am no long subject to registration there.
JN
Not to be a jerk but why do people keep getting off the registry then move to another state where they are going to be put back on the registry in the new state? I see this all the time. If I ever get off of Florida’s registy I am not moving away from Florida because who knows what is in store for me and also my family is in Florida.
I seem to be a lifer though. I was in the first batch ever in Florida on it’s registry and been on it since. At that time they did not specify if there was a way off or if it was for life and most of the registry offices really had no idea what they were doing and just making stuff up.
Where I register, there are so many people we file in and file out like an assembly line. That is fine with me as the last county I lived in you stayed there for hours being interrogated by a deputy and going through every factor of your life.
I JUST got off the registry in Michigan thanks to the Michigan Supreme Court declaring the retroactive application of new laws as punishment. I moved to Florida 11 years ago. Not only could I not have known 11 years ago the where things would go in Michigan, but I did not do my due diligence. on the requirements in Florida before moving here.