Thank you to everybody who wrote letters to the Ohio Parole Board!
Jeffrey Talani was denied parole today.
Showing posts with label jail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jail. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Perv dies in prison
John Kopkowski, 42, was pronounced dead at the San Diego Central Jail at about 9:34 a.m. San Diego, Cali. time Thursday, Feb. 12. According to Bethel Police Officer Shane Bininger preliminary reports indicate that Kopkowski jumped from the second level of a building at the jail while in protective custody, falling to his death.
The Bethel Police Department began investigating Kopkowski on Dec. 12 after a Bethel computer repair technician came forward with the allegation that he had found disturbing images on Kopkowski’s computer. The Bethel PD along with the Batavia Police Department executed a warrant on Kopkowski’s home in Batavia on Dec. 14. The officers confiscated two computers which contained hundreds of images containing children in various states of nudity and engaging in sexual acts.
The Bethel Police Department began investigating Kopkowski on Dec. 12 after a Bethel computer repair technician came forward with the allegation that he had found disturbing images on Kopkowski’s computer. The Bethel PD along with the Batavia Police Department executed a warrant on Kopkowski’s home in Batavia on Dec. 14. The officers confiscated two computers which contained hundreds of images containing children in various states of nudity and engaging in sexual acts.
Friday, January 23, 2009
Sex-offender arrested for unapproved move to home with kids
A convicted sex offender was arrested Wednesday for moving to a new address where children were living and failing to report the move to authorities.
Springer had to register as a sex offender after a misdemeanor conviction of second-degree sexual abuse, which involves a female between ages of 12 and 16.
Springer had to register as a sex offender after a misdemeanor conviction of second-degree sexual abuse, which involves a female between ages of 12 and 16.
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Police arrest man again for seeking sex with a child
Lock em up and throw away the key!
A South Lebanon man previously convicted for soliciting a minor on the Internet was arrested this week on the same charge.
Police arrested Christopher J. Sefakis, 41, Tuesday, Dec. 23, at his home. Police said Sefakis was trying to solicit sex online from what he believed was a 15-year old boy. It was actually a police officer.
Sefakis was arrested on Dec. 27, 2007, for the same crime.
A South Lebanon man previously convicted for soliciting a minor on the Internet was arrested this week on the same charge.
Police arrested Christopher J. Sefakis, 41, Tuesday, Dec. 23, at his home. Police said Sefakis was trying to solicit sex online from what he believed was a 15-year old boy. It was actually a police officer.
Sefakis was arrested on Dec. 27, 2007, for the same crime.
Monday, September 15, 2008
Crackdown on sex offender sentences likely
A series of legislative hearings on Vermont's criminal justice system will likely result in a recommendation for stiffer mandatory minimum sentences for the most egregious sex offenders, the chairman of a key senate committee said Thursday.
Sen. Dick Sears, head of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said longer sentences for "habitual" offenders would not supplant existing sexual assault statutes, but offer prosecutors in the state an opportunity to apply the more severe charge in appropriate cases.
Other recommendations likely to appear in the committee's report, due in November, include expansive prevention efforts and beefed-up oversight of convicted sex offenders."We clearly have to recognize the limitations of treatment when it comes to sex offenders," Sears said Thursday. "I think the committee will be looking at strengthening laws, in terms of lengths of sentences, as well as a bigger focus on prevention programs."
Sen. Dick Sears, head of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said longer sentences for "habitual" offenders would not supplant existing sexual assault statutes, but offer prosecutors in the state an opportunity to apply the more severe charge in appropriate cases.
Other recommendations likely to appear in the committee's report, due in November, include expansive prevention efforts and beefed-up oversight of convicted sex offenders."We clearly have to recognize the limitations of treatment when it comes to sex offenders," Sears said Thursday. "I think the committee will be looking at strengthening laws, in terms of lengths of sentences, as well as a bigger focus on prevention programs."
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