The Polk County Sheriff’s Department in Florida is touting its successful completion of “Operation Karma,” a three-day sting in which cops arrested 26 registered sex offenders for violating various legal obligations imposed on them.
“They are apparently up to no good and we are going to hold them accountable,” Sheriff Grady Judd promises The Miami Herald.
But there is no evidence that any of the arrested people were a danger to anyone. They were not re-arrested for approaching children, or committing sex acts. In most cases, they were arrested for failing to register their vehicles with the government. This is understandable: sex offenders in Florida are required to provide the government with up-to-date information regarding their name, age, sex, height, weight, tattoos, hair color, address, email address, telephone number, social media accounts, employment information, and vehicle information. It’s probably fairly easy for a sex offender to forget to constantly re-supply necessary information.
But it’s absurd to suggest that these un-registered cars posed some kind of danger to the community. And yet The Miami Herald happily entertained this fantasy, allowing Grady and his office to essentially take a victory lap in the pages of the newspaper. The Herald also printed the mugshots of all the offenders, listed their names, and provided not only the reason for their re-arrests but information on their initial arrests. In practice, this means that many of these offenders—who range in age from 57 all the way down to 19—are being shamed for crimes they committed years and decades ago.
A bunch of mugshots of middle-aged men convicted of sex offenses against minors makes for a frightening image. But I did the math, and most of these people were in their 20s, or teens themselves, when they were first convicted.
Highlands County registrants nearly all abstained from sexual recidivism, operation finds:
https://www.fox13news.com/news/more-than-two-dozen-registered-sex-offenders-arrested-for-improper-online-activity-in-highlands-county.amp
“This is a big deal” (puh-leeze):
https://www.deseret.com/platform/amp/utah/2020/8/18/21374339/this-is-a-big-deal-federal-local-police-track-down-sex-offenders
Law enforcement criminals (LECs) are so pathetic. U.S. Attorney for Utah John Huber is an idiot. He said, “This extensive, expensive operation brings into focus how ludicrous the demands and chants of the activists are. This type of operation shows how ridiculous the demands are to defund the police, to defund law enforcement.”
LOL, this type of operation shows exactly why it is extremely important to defund police and shrink out-of-control big government in every way possible.
One thing we know for sure is that LECs will immediately start whining “sex offender”, “sex offender”, the second that someone starts threatening their overpaid big government job.
The last sentence of the article says, “The U.S. Marshals’ Sex Offender Unit helped pay for the overtime shifts for local agencies to conduct the operation.” Overtime. Of course. Why would we expect incompetent big government criminals planning an operation MONTHS in advance to actually allocate the appropriate resources correctly so that they would not “have to” pay overtime? Why would we ever expect out-of-control, idiotic big government, that runs do-nothing, make-jobs Registries, to ever be responsible stewards of our money or to responsibly and efficiently run a business? I mean, that’s something a high schooler could do. But why would LECs when they can fleece $$$$$?
If you’ve ever looked at the budgets of LECs, you’ll find that the criminals pad their salaries, which are already too high, with all kinds of other compensation, including “overtime”. They will fleece every dollar that they can. That is why it is extremely important to join local groups where you live and control their budgets. The people at the top are ALWAYS overpaid. Always. They’ll whine about how dangerous their jobs are but they actually aren’t that dangerous. Especially paper pushing Registry harassers. And if they are too dangerous for them, they need to get a different job and let someone else do theirs. The LECs need to compete in the free enterprise job market. There are plenty of people who are a lot more competent than they are who will do their jobs for less.
All moral Americans are at war with Registry Supporters/Terrorists. Defund them all.
They are handing out felonies like traffic citations. It’s the most unconstitutional laws since Jim Crowe. Bordering on, if not if, a blatant human rights violation.
Some people don’t even know they have to register other vehicles they don’t own or even on vehicles they only insure like kids in college. Thanks to FAC I know but when I go to register not many people know. It’s been a rountine for years basically you did what’s right stay out of trouble they leave you alone now they arrest you for confusing laws even judges and other sheriffs and even SO unit In Tallahasse gives me conflicting information. If you cant read the law yourself and depend on answers from law enforcement your screwed cause they don’t know. And even after reading the law and FAC post still too much is unclear. Regaurdless the sheriff has made it clear your gonna get what you have coming for what you done cause they are stalking you now coming by your place looking in your yard so update your shit and let others be aware.
So you live in Polk your a target for the sheriff to make profit to the court system. Is it legal for the police to know a known drinker and wait down the road for him to drive by. He’ll no it isn’t. I’m moving leaving my family behind to find something else I’ll be back to get them but leaving parents siblings after 20 plus years on this shit I loose sleep at night wondering what I forgot checking in and out when I leave town I’m mentally going crazy and lay around all day between having to work breathing sheriff has made his point need not speak twice! I identify my state given name.
This saddens and disgusts me on so many levels. The fact the state has to be notified when there is a change in vehicle status is absurd.Do you mean to tell me that the DMV doesn’t update their system when changes are made? If we get a new tag on the car, and the plate is run by law enforcement, it’s not going to show our information??(I had this very discussion with the so called detective that makes her unannounced visits twice a year to just find something to hang my husband on can’t stand that sanctimonious hefer) Also, by these poor guys just being arrested, it blows their chance of getting off the registry after the obscene waiting period. You can’t tell me that wasn’t done on purpose.
Of course this is done on purpose and the heifer that comes to check on your husband twice a year is also for the sole purpose to find something wrong. Law enforcement just like the majority of society and our dear government all believe that ALL sex offences and all registered citizens are monsters and portray them as such. If they had it their way they would just lock all offenders up and throw away the key. Out of sight out of mind. Things will get worse before it ever gets better. Even with the new evidence and research it all goes in one ear and out the other. People refuse to believe the facts. They already have a preconception of what an offender is and they use their ideology to justify their actions.
Exactly
Every driver in the state registers their vehicles, and law enforcement has access to this information. Former offenders must supplement their “regular driver” registration with special “offender vehicle registration.”
So, exactly.
Serious question everyone: Does anybody remember when offender vehicle registration became law? And at that time, was any justification given in committee hearings or on the floor? Or was all legislative discussion limited to, “muh protect the children, let’s vote!”
It became law in 2015 after little Cherish Perriwinkle was abducted in murdered from Walmart by a registered offender
Which is ludicrous. So, if Donald Smith’s van had been “updated” with the registry, the authorities would’ve found it faster?? Is that their reasoning?? I can’t deal with the level of stupid our lawmakers have.
How terrible. Cherish’s assailant had a history of aggressive sex crimes that is matched by very few registrants. Had these vehicle registration laws been in effect at the time, they would have done nothing to protect Cherish from getting into that van.
To my knowledge your husband is under no obligation to answer the door when that detective showes up. I’ve made it very clear to the officer assigned to do those visits that he is unwelcome on my property and any further attempts to illegally trespass will result in my filling a trespass warning against him and if that don’t work I’ll file for a restraining order. I’ve told him to call me when he needs to verify me and I’ll show up at the sheriff’s office.
Unfortunately, In Duval county, that’s not the case. They use the in around that it’s an address verification and if he’s not complcit, it’s a felony. I’ll have to re-look up the statute, but after she came around at Christmas time(to, conveniently inform my husband he was in violation for having Christmas lights on the house) she handed me a paper with the statute on it
You seriously can’t have Christmas lights up? I left Duvall after they hung me out to dry and glad I did, now I live in a small town where it’s mostly quiet for me.
Im lost on this. I go to the sheriff to update that im leaving. Yet the local pd (live in a city) comes a knocking and im not there. They give wife a hastle and ask a ton of questions. Yet i filed my travel plans in time with the sheriff. Doesnt anyone speak to the other? And is it true i dont need to open the door? I travel monthly so im there at sheriff every month. Im on no paper and no supervision etc. Just confused.
Funny i went to the sheriff to report a playe change and they had it already and told me i didnt need to update as its already updated
They apparently don’t exchange information. This happens a lot.
Yet the city threatens my family that i need to be there or else i can be arrested. Yet im under no probation nor doni have anuthing or anyone assigned to me
@jm
Florida statutes state that you have 3 weeks to reply to a written correspondence for address verification. Should you not be at home for one of these checks it is up to the leo to leave a card/flyer/etc with a contact number. That counts as written correspondence.
Should they not leave anything? That’s on them, not you.
Telling/harassing your family that you aren’t in compliance by not being present upon a residence verification is crap. Don’t be fooled.
Educate yourself. The more you know, you know?
Scary and totally ofd. Ive never gotten anything in the mail or left for me or anything. Its unnerving
The Sheriff’s Department just stopped by they remained in their car were very polite and professional and just said they were doing a resifency check. No problem, they were wuick and tespectful. I am glad I live in my county.
Good point Andrea and I agree. Every time I call registration for an update weather it’s a car, a new license plate or license card or anything related as such, the registry office always tells me ” yea we know, it’s been updated. An officer told me in the beginning that those agencies share the same system, as well does the Dept. of corrections with probation and parole. But knowing this myself and it still leaves me suspicious, I still call them to update and MAKE SURE it is updated and I even log in the day and time I called them for my own personal records, because of stuff like this that this is idiot sheriff pulls or some officer may have a bad day and screw me over by not updating it themselves. I hate it, but I don’t want to go to jail and ruin my chances of getting off the registry one day. I’ve been compliant as such for 12 years now.
This email was proudly sent over to the Sheriff’s department to their email “[email protected]”:
Subject: Disgusted by Your Violations of Human Rights
“Is your department responsible for this despicable “police work”?
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/state/florida/article228275874.html
“‘Karma’ caught up with these sex offenders and predators, Florida cops say”
Don’t you people have better things to do than waste Taxpayer money to violate people for forgetting to update their VIN numbers?? How can any normal person trying to live their lives remember the dozens of pieces of information they are FORCED to provide Unconstitutionally?
Jesus Christ, not only have you wasted thousands of Florida Taxpayer dollars, not found any Real crimes being commited, but you’ve wasted time when you could be solving REAL CRIME. Is this a plot to win over points with the local uninformed public?
There is NOTHING to be proud of here. These people have SERVED THEIR TIME. Leave them the hell alone! How Un-American do you have to be to not understand that?
Look at the comments section of that Miami Herald article! Nobody is proud of what you’re doing.
Thanks for your time. “
Gravy Jugg is a piece of $h1t. In fact, Puke County is one big $h1th0le. The “good” people keep electing this $cumb@g so they are no better than he is. Out of state registrants, AVOID FLORIDUH AT ALL COSTS! Out of county registrants, AVOID PUKE COUNTY AT ALL COSTS!
Sent this to the reporter this morning:
Dear Ms. Madan,
I became aware of a recent article you wrote on registry violations by some individuals in Polk County. Thank you for illustrating futility of the registry and how much it negatively impacts the citizens in our communities.
Your article made no mention of any criminal wrongdoing by any of the citizens whose mugshots you published. By criminal, of course, I meant actual crimes for which ordinary citizens would be subject to criminal liability. A technical violation of the registry is a manufactured offense, one which is of dubious value as a predictor for the commission of actual future sex crimes. In reality, these violations only serve to further disrupt and harm the lives of the registrants and the families that depend on them, making their living situations even less stable and tenable. I cannot stress enough that none of the registrants pictured were accused of any suspected sex crimes in connection with their technical violations.
By burdening registrants with a “slew” of regulatory reporting requirements, the law essentially creates a series of tripwires for registered citizens, ones which they must be vigilant in avoiding for the entirety of their lives without fail and without exception, regardless of the circumstances, lest they risk be selectively targeted by law enforcement for prosecution and having their likenesses posted in media outlets such as the one for which you report. I would argue that no human being would be able to successfully traverse a lifetime without falling prey to these laws that, essentially, are manufacturing crime where none exists. Would you take a “karma challenge” and see if you could make it even 30 days under the regulatory burden that these, and thousands of other individuals in Florida face?
By destabilizing and further ostracizing these persons – these free U.S. citizens – the net effect would not be in the interest of the public safety. That is probably why Sheriff Grady correctly surmised that the “Florida legislature has determined” tracking of former offenders as a public safety interest. The members of the Florida legislature clearly are not sex offense experts, because actual research has shown, and even some prominent child safety advocates believe, that the evidence supports just the opposite, that public registries provide no public safety benefit, but may, in fact, be detrimental to public safety due to its destabilizing effects on registrants and their families.
Your enthusiasm in reporting at length and in great detail about this operation shows that you have a passion for this subject. Perhaps when you are better educated on the subject matter, you will be able to provide reports that are of real value to your readers and the community, rather than running the risk of being pegged as a click-bait journalist in the mold of those who work for those seedier periodicals we see at the checkout counter.
This is great! Appreciate it.
Well said. Thank you. I liked “being pegged as a click-bait journalist”.
…and this follow up email to the newspaper’s executive editor:
Dear Ms. Gonzalez:
I wrote one of your reporters this morning to provide some feedback on the following article:
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/state/florida/article228275874.html
If you would like to be copied on the correspondence, I would be happy to forward the original email. My thoughts and feedback were provided as sincere constructive criticism of the content and veracity of the assertions made by those quoted in the piece. I would be happy to direct you or anyone interested to some information that can help shed light on the disparity between popular notions concerning sex offense issues and real data showing that these public perceptions are overwhelmingly not the case.
To better understand why newspapers would resort to this kind of click-bait journalism, I did some further research and came across an eye-opening article from 2016 by PBS journalist Jeffrey Dvorkin (see below). Now I understand your predicament and almost (but not quite) feel sorry for your organization’s plight.
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/what-you-dont-know-about-click-bait-journalism-could-kill-you
Despite the commercial interests that may drive your organization, as a media outlet, you still have a responsibility to your readers and the community to accurately inform and not manipulate your readership through the perpetuation of “moral panic.” If the Miami Herald is an organization worthy of surviving in the digital age, you’ll need to confront this duplicity in your reporting that you currently face. Then, and only then, might the phrase in your nameplate, “Journalism that makes a difference,” be a statement of fact.
Again….excellent. Thank you. Your calm and factual tone is just what is needed.
James, you are a great writer. I hope that you will continue using your talent and knowledge in this way.
Have you considered becoming a volunteer with FAC? I’m betting they could use someone who can write as well as you do.
AMEN! We can certainly use the help!!!
Thanks NTL and FAC. Being detached from the situation in FL, I feel I have more liberty to advocate without repercussions. When there is active repression such as there is in your state, the natural byproduct is that speech is chilled. It’s sad and an affront to the principles that we as Americans hold dear.
Regrettably, I cannot commit to formally volunteering at this time, if it were even appropriate for someone out of state such as myself. As I see it though, FL is ground zero in the war for our rights, and if we can prevail here, there is hope for a sea change across our nation. I will continue to do what I can to speak truth to the ignorance that is so deeply entrenched in the forum of public policy and opinion.
Be blessed and encouraged!
James
James if you don’t mind me asking what States have you discovered to be more liberal and livable in. My charge was 14 years ago. I am free of all probation and very well educated. I just can’t take living in Florida any longer. Any suggestions. I am wide open.
Frank,
I dissected all 50 state laws last November 2018 and posted here on the FAC website:
https://floridaactioncommittee.org/call-to-action-amendment-4-passed-now-what-about-us/
According to the “Summary of State and Territorial Registration Laws Concerning Visiting and Temporary Residence by Adults,” all states have a registry, but those that have possible relief in 10 years are:
Arizona
Connecticut
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Minnesota
Montana
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Washington
Washington D.C.
West Virginia
and those with no residency restrictions are:
Alaska
Colorado
Connecticut
Hawaii
Indiana
Kansas
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Puerto Rico
Texas
Vermont
Washington D.C
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
So the states that meet both criterion are:
Connecticut
Hawaii
Indiana
Maine
Minnesota
Montana
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Texas
Vermont
Washington D.C
West Virginia
Source:
https://all4consolaws.org/us-sex-offender-registration-laws/
Frank,
JZ’s advice is on point if your long-term goal is to be registry-free, however you can also check with various ministries in other states that serve the transitional needs of those on the registry. Their personal experiences working with individuals trying to reestablish themselves in the community will also be valuable in learning what your experience might be somewhere else. So many factors come into play such as residency restrictions (RR), GPS laws, predator and civil commitment laws, etc. that are on a case by case basis that I would not be able to give you suggestions specific to your case.
My situation here in SC is a good fit for my background, with no RR or GPS in my case. I don’t get harassed by LE or neighbors and those in charge of administering the registry here are decent to work with. There are no exclusionary zone laws here to trip up residents or visitors. My family and I visit Myrtle Beach without any potential legal concerns. Employment and housing options that don’t screen out registrants are difficult to secure, as it is everywhere, but self-employment might be a viable option and home-rental/ownership are possibilities in order to secure a decent quality of life. SC is a lifetime registration state, but you can vote, so the more influence the better I say!
I wouldnt wish my situation on anybody but I think for some people to have a son or family member caught up in this would tend to change their opinions on things. Some of these officials need some thought changing.
Shredding the Constitution, Supressing the vote, Targeting men, with post de ex facto punishment, setting the foundation for The Police State
Refresh my memory as to how these civil infractions are legally punishable as criminal please?
Here is some boastful information about Grady Judd for anyone interested:
https://www.flsheriffs.org/sheriffs/bio/polk-county
It will be interesting to track what happens when these cases go to court. I imagine defense lawyers, whether retained or appointed, will move to suppress or limit potentially tainted evidence. I’d love to be a fly on the wall in a deposition where competent defense counsel will interrogate the cops. The registration laws are so confusing that most cops don’t know the requirements. My bet is Grady Dudd (should be correct spelling) doesn’t know all the case law in purported registration violations.
could this not be a great constitution case?
if you don’t speak when you register then you will be arrested for failure to register, if you do speak when you register then they can use that information against you. catch 22
Can we just say ego gratification and re-election?
Andddd this is why I stay away from Central Florida. This man and his stupid stings or operations – overkill. Even a couple of neighboring Sheriffs around his county were quoted once saying that they disapprove with some of Judd’s sting operations because they were a waste of time and resources – Most people arrested by him in some stings, the cases get thrown out of court or dismissed. But he probably loves the media attention any way and listening to himself talk. He is a glory whore.
It almost seems as if these authority figures or whatever you want to call them, are trying to top each other in ridiculousness. We hear about Lauren, then we here about Ron, and then shortly pops Sheriff Judd again. Like literally one after the other in news. Its like a race to see who can be more ridiculous in their ridiculousness. I’d declare it a 3 way tie for now.
Yes, Alex it appears that its truly a three way tie. It also appears to be border line harassment. Yes, these individuals did not report their vehicle information, but in all honesty if you were required to report many things about your life as they change, it would be a very hard task to maintain. Truth be told, we sometimes forget to pay a bill because life happens and people forget. I truly hope that light will be shed on the many injustices we as registrants must face and endure because it is truly unfair, unethical, and in many ways violates our rights as human beings.
Well said Jay. I couldn’t agree with you more.
As a registered citizen, I’m terrified ! What’s going to be next? This is so unnerving. This Sheriff must get a kick out of bashing people, I try to support are boys in blue, but stuff like this ain’t right…. Real cops ! Real people! Police brutality at its finest, to serve and up hold they say…. Modern day leaching! I’m so sadden to hear what them poor folks have to go through in Polk county. Sound like a third world country ..so sad! Yet every county is a little different, but not by much. Whats so scary is that other counties here in Florida may want to join the band wagon… We’re so Doomed!
Grady Judd is at it again. I think he does it more for the publicity than for crime prevention. Every year at least on a quarterly basis, this guy comes up with some operation on registered citizens and with some lame ass name for that operation. No matter what he does and how big he does it, Polk county will always be irrelevant to Florida. I’m from Florida and even I had to look up Polk County when I first heard about him. One day sir, Karma will catch up to you in some way shape or form. We have seen it on here a couple of times.
I wonder what nit wit’s gonna give him an award.
I heard Shady Grady’s name alot in prison. But the people of Polk are afraid of him because he has alot of power in “his” county. And since I heard about him from fellow prisoners they are not to be believed.
Comments posted to the articles themselves— both in Reason and Miami Herald— seemed overwhelmingly anti-police. Very few of them were anti-registrant.
That seems to represent a sea change in public attitudes compared to 15 years ago, no?
Of course, until Pasco County voters take that attitude, not much will change.
Wait – when I first read this sick headline and the offense use of “Karma” (police should never use that as they have no idea of the true meaning) I was like – WFT – there are 26 RSO who can afford cars!
Once I regained My composure from that shock the next one was even more unbelievable – THE REASON – they hadn’t updated some trivial info on that car – Oh The Horror!
I read further and once I say it was Polk county and Sheriff Grady Judd the surprise wore off. He has no problem with harassment and of course, wasting tax payer money for petty shit like this.
One day Judd will learn the true meaning of the work KARMA.
Im thinking most were vehicles of Relatives, Compaions, and Friends, out to ruin there lives too.
Yea…the collateral caught in between all this mess. I hate registering the cars of my family members. I’m putting their lives in danger. I protect them like I protect myself.
Karma?
Karma for forgetting to or not understanding what is supposed to be registered? Karma isn’t that much of a bitch, as they say. So no, not that.
Karma for an old offense for which the debt had already been undertaken? Yes, that seems to be their intention in the op name.
The irony is that if karma truly exists, Grady and his thugs are in neck deep of the bad kind at this point.
Go Nomad in an RV, VAN CONVERSION or Pickup with camper. YouTube search: RTR 2019…Travel and live free on the road. Get to know laws of places traveled…ie. Arizona and New Mexico have 10 days before you must register…its applied county by county so just move every 9 days simple!
These situations are becoming more and more pathetic. I just can’t believe that in our great nation where to billions of people around the world that the word AMERICA=FREEDOM and this is how freedom is exploited on a daily basis. By humiliation and a perpetual life sentence with no regard to a person’s feelings, life, and how to survive in this country without constant ridicule and in a lot of cases threats of endangerment. I would rather be labeled a murderer. Even living under a communistic government would be better
I would rather be labeled a murderer. Even living under a communistic government would be better –
Interestingly, I was just telling a family member the same thing when I was telling her how ” special ” we registered citizens are treated in comparison to other crimes.
And how much did Polk County SPEND on Operation Karma to catch these “hardened criminals?”
Shouldn’t these cops be out fighting REAL crimes instead of manufacturing crimes?
Well, I guess Florida is officially off my list of preferred destinations.
Similar thing happened to me back in 2011. Local tracking team found and old and not used email address that ai had totally forgotten about and was unregistered. They were trying to put me back in prison for 9 1/2 years. Fortunately for me I had a generous benefactor who helped me with legal fees and an excellent attorney. Took almost 2 years of fighting it to get charge reduced to misdemeanor obstruction and I agreed to 1 year probation for which I did 6 months. Even though this current charge was not a sex crime I was made to do SO probation. It seems to me that no matter what minor slip we make whether intentional or unintentional they are just trying to put us away again. Its strikingly clear to me that the intent of all of these rules and laws is to make life so miserable in Florida that we will just leave and go somewhere else. I’m 71 and believe that they will never stop trying for as long as I live if I stay here. Just my opinion.
Its sad but I have to agree with you. They will never let this go. No matter how many facts they achieve from professionals, no matter how much media is produced to prove the laws to be unjust I am saddened to believe you are right they will never change their preconceived notions about sex offenses. Interestingly I recently had a conversation with an educator and she felt that many of the people either the voters or the legislators were victims of such crimes or directly know of a victim and it stays with them psychologically and they will not ever change their perception. These types of crimes has had the largest ripple affect through out our history. It is global and we are a minority that in the eyes of the world have no business to be free or even alive.
An educator to you that …” in the eyes of the world have no business to be free or even alive.”
Really?
I and the registered citizen community are human beings. We most certainly deserve to be alive and treated both humanely and fairly. We not only deserve the same Constitutional Rights as the rest of the USA, but we DEMAND them as well.
You should go back to that educator Frank and let them know your a human too.
Your spot on Frank, when I was going through my trial attorney to really nice job getting prejudicial people out of the jury box, the overwhelming number of them admitted to having a close friend sexually abused as a child those who once cried harder than the ones who have been abused themselves when asked about their feelings many of them broke down and sobbed uncontrollably fear And emotion replace facts and judgment.
Does this mean when we get old we can violate to get free health care, housing and food?
I prefer what I have now to the other circumstance you mention. That is not an option for me. EVER
DaryIS, thank you for sharing your expression with us. Like you, I also feel that Florida Lawmakers are trying to make our lives so hard that we just give up and move away. It is for this reason, why we must stay and fight the injustice that lawmakers and law enforcers are doing. Yes, both entities are trying their best efforts to suppress us, but soon they will realize that they are suppressing themselves in a circle of useless efforts which does not stop nor protect anyone from substations that may occur. It’s this false scene of security that they portray to the public as they dehumanize us in many way. All things said, I feel that we will have our day of justice. In the meantime, we must STAY TOGETHER, STAY STRONG, & GROW MIGHTY AND FIGHT BACK !!!!
Cant leave, cant move, who wants a sex offender from Florida