Saturday, July 20, 2013

Corrections: Szad could be homeless next week after release from prison

Convicted high risk sex offender Timothy Szad could be homeless when he is released from prison next week, state corrections officials said.
http://rutlandherald.com/article/20130720/NEWS02/707209930

15 comments :

  1. send him to Hattie Greene like the rest of them.

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    1. John Stanner7/22/13, 9:50 AM

      You mean they aren't using the motel over in Ascutney anymore?

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  2. Maybe Chuck can take him in and rehabilitate him.

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    1. You know Wendi Germaine will take good care of him.

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    2. Who is Wendi Germaine and Chuck? Really if you don't have the nerve to sign this stuff with your own name, you should have your posts removed. This should not be a platform for bashing people.

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    3. Thanks for the bad advice Mr.....errrr Anonymous. Pot calls kettle black....how novel!

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    4. I agree with you, but if administrator of this blog doesn't even have the nerve to put his name behind it, why should we?

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  3. Why is everyone concerned about this one guy??? There are already 27 registered sex offenders in Springfield....Why isn't anyone worked up about those people?

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  4. I was under the impression a prisoner couldn't.be released until they had a place to live.

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    1. This man has maxed his sentence. He is free to go wherever he wants to go but has to be on the sex offender registry. Neither the State, or the Dept of Corrections can hold him past Friday since he has served his time. If he was going to be on parole, or furlough, he would not be released without a place to live. The big issue here is that he has served his time and no one has any control where he chooses to live. If he is homeless, he will need to check in with the registry on a daily basis to let them know where is is. If he fails to register, he can be charged and convicted of this failure and receive a jail sentence.

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  5. In the best intrest of our children, he should not be released here to pray on them

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    1. Yes, we have enough churches around here praying for children, we do not need this guy praying as well.

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    2. Pray =

      1: entreat, implore —often used as a function word in introducing a question, request, or plea <pray be careful


      2: to get or bring by praying

      intransitive verb

      1: to make a request in a humble manner

      2: to address God or a god with adoration, confession, supplication, or thanksgiving

      Prey =

      1 archaic : spoil, booty

      2 a : an animal taken by a predator as food

      b : one that is helpless or unable to resist attack : victim <was prey to his own appetites

      I know it's too much for people to use the correct words, but maybe we can try.... Thanks.

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    3. Aethelred the Unready7/24/13, 12:00 PM

      Well don't know if we can prohibit him from praying, but he has maxed out his sentence so he can stay in Springfield. How about a one way ticket to sunny Florida or to the Garden State or Maricopa County Arizona?

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  6. I heard there was plenty of room in New Jersey. Why not give them our scum since we get theirs.

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