Tracking Devices For Sex Offenders

Phillip Garrido molested Jaycee Lee Dugard

In light of the murder and molestation of a number of kids all over the world, sex offenders should be legally forced to wear tracking bracelets or anklets containing a GPS component, to protect the community. This should be done indefinitely, as a number of sex offenders not only molest children, they kill them for additional sexual gratification and to conceal their crimes.

It is not enough to put them on sex offender lists, as when crimes transpire, the police sometimes have a difficult time tracking them down and retracing their steps. GPS technology could act as a crime prevention method and a deterrent, as offenders would know police could easily make a case against them resulting in a life sentence.

Lost Chance To Find Former Missing Girl

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Nancy Garrido, 54 and her husband, Phillip Garrdio, 58, a man previously convicted of kidnapping and sexual assault, clearly was not a changed man, after being incarcerated and released on probation, serving a paltry sentence. He went right back to his old, devious ways.

Garrido, with the help of his wife, kidnapped 11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard in 1991. This week, while on probation, his sick misconduct was uncovered.

Not only had Garrido held the young girl captive in his backyard shed for years, he sexually assaulted her, fathering two children with her. That poor girl. The psychological horror she must have endured. Some people can be so evil.

Garrdio and his wife have now been indicted on 29 counts in relation to this heinous series of crimes against Dugard, who is now 29-years-old. They deserve life in prison without the possibility of parole.