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Posted on 04/30/2025 10:06:55 AM PDT by Morgana
A trans-identified male sex offender who attempted to enroll at a local high school in Oregon has been sentenced to 20 days in jail and two years’ probation. Alec Ray Craig, who uses the name Makayla Craig, 27, was arrested last December after an officer at South Albany High School reported him for pretending to be a 15 year-old girl in order to register as a student.
Craig has told school administrators that his name was Madison and provided a false date of birth. Upon his arrest, it was discovered that Craig is a registered sex offender. He was then arrested on charges of computer crimes, forgery, and false swearing.
“The person appeared to be an adult but was portraying themselves as a 15-year-old girl. After further investigation, the individual gave a false name and date of birth attempting to enroll in high school,” a statement from Albany Police Department read. When announcing Craig’s arrest online, law enforcement turned off comments in response to what they regarded as “hate speech.”
Many replies expressed frustration that the authorities had not included a photo of the sex offender, who was convicted of sexually abusing a minor in 2023. Details regarding his prior conviction were also noticeably absent.
Craig appeared before Linn County Court on April 4, where prosecutors requested a jail sentence of 40 days.
“She, as a registered sex offender, is trying to pretend that she is a juvenile… to become- to be involved with other juveniles in the high school system,” said prosecutor Coleen Cerda.
However, Craig’s defense counsel argued that this period of time in jail would not “serve the purpose that we want” and proposed that community service would be sufficient.
“I don’t know that jail really serves the purpose that perhaps we want,” defense attorney Erik Moeller countered. “And compensatory service, or community service, would better serve the community.”
Craig was ultimately sentenced to 20 days in jail, two years’ probation and was ordered to stay at least 500 feet away from schools.
On social media, Craig uses various terms associated with online fetish communities to describe himself. He has referred to himself as a “femboi,” a label synonymous with the transgender community, as well as a “furry” and a “therian,” indicating that he identifies as a non-human animal. In June 2022, Craig posted a “transfeline Pride” flag to his account, indicating that he identifies as a cat.
Multiple local news outlets reported on Craig’s case while referring to the child sexual abuser as simply a “woman.”
The heck with that. A short rope and tell tree.
The heck with that. A short rope and tall tree.
Nice stubble!
“THAT tried to enroll as a teenage girl?
Delusional.”
I’m surprised the State of Oregon did not let him or that the ACLU has not cried foul by now!
Why isn’t this creature on the sex offender registry?
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It should have been 20 whole YEARS or DECADES.
Many Illegals who come across our border, after destroying their documents that got them through all the countries they passed through, are over the age of acceptance into our public high schools. Many of them lie about their age so they get special treatment as a minor. Then they can enroll in our public high schools.
The left is truly evil to want these things to happen.
Institutionalized for life or until another retarded liberal takes them out would be far more appropriate.
I’m thinking worse.
Maybe 20 days in GenPop and in the shower, or maybe ‘she’ would like that.
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