[infowarrior]

Headline states that he was not a citizen of the US. If that is true, then why was he not deported after the first conviction?

the infowarrior

[Aevery_Freeman]

Raping America's school girls - just doing the jobs Americans won't do.

Hey, Teachers Union! Thanks for the standards. Nice to have you on the job. You guys need some more "rights", do ya?

[livius]

The significant thing was that he was a public school teacher. New York City had a whole raft of people like him (all legal citizens, btw) collecting full paychecks at 100 Livingstone Street (Bd of Ed headquarters) because they had already been arrested or at the very least kicked out of schools so often that even the lawyers said it was impossible to return them to a classroom.

The only reason they were not fired was because of the union. I don’t know what it would have taken to get a union teacher fired. Apparently, merely abusing or raping a child was not enough. Kill the union.

[freekitty]

Los Angeles County] Prosecutor Stephanie Chavez said Silverio had a history of sexual misconduct.

In 1995, Silverio was placed on probation for a misdemeanor conviction of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor.

How can that be a misdemeanor? It sounds at the very least statutory rape.