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In September, I learned that from April 27, 2010, to May 6, 2010, the inmate was paroled without the statutory notice to the victims or warning to our Office and the local police departments. The inmate was paroled to live with his girlfriend in a residential neighborhood on Red Hill just 350 yards from a school. The absurdness of how this happened is another conversation entirely.

In Brown's 10 days of freedom -- he became a transient and failed to charge his sex offender GPS - ultimately getting sent back to prison for violating his parole. Finally, only after our continued inquiries they evaluated this inmate . and mysteriously, he is safe to return to our community. Our community can't afford to be exposed to this type of danger. We are going to use every weapon in our legal arsenal to ensure Brown does not hurt any more people.

This is just incredible.

This guy has already been paroled in the past year. He violated his parole and did not live where he was supposed to live.

And yet these buffoons think it is OK to parole him again.

Only Liberal Democrats could be this stupid.

Who knows what horrible things he did in those ten days he was on the streets free to make his fantasies reality?

He violated his parole and did not live where he was supposed to live.

Well...the street where he DID live...for awhile at least, has tonight been crawling with news crews. Cameras. Lights. Cops.

Apparently, per the news, no one would answer the door. Go figure. I hope the neighbors make it a living he!! for them, for letting that creep live there.

http://blogs.ocweekly.com/navelgazing/2010/11/lawrence_joseph_brown_sex_offe.php

Update, November 17, 2:40 p.m.: “Sickened Citizen” just posted the following comment about the impending release from prison of convicted little girl raper Lawrence Joseph Brown: “This guy is going to be located at 13071 Red Hill in Tustin. There are a ton of people there now. It’s packed with police and new agencies.”