Waukesha Sex Offender Forced To Move
Lauren Leamanczyk
WAUKESHA - For the first time, Waukesha Police have used an ordinance that prohibits sex offenders from living near parks, schools and other places that children frequent.
Thomas Donovan was convicted in 1990 of sexually assaulting two young girls. Last week, police found him living right near Cutler Park. They were called to the address for a fight and an officer recognized Donovan. He was arrested and ticketed $802.
Neighbors are glad he's being forced to move. But, they're upset that they never knew about his past while he was living near a park, two daycares, a school and a public library. "Why is he living so close to a school, a park and all these children on this block?" asked Nicole Knaack, a neighbor with a young child.
Waukesha Police arrested Donovan. He has been released from jail and will have to find a legal place to live.
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It's about time that they start doing this. I'm not even kidding. Fuck it. I do NOT believe in second chances when it comes to shit like this. There are about 3-4 JUST REGISTERED sex offenders living by an elementary school across the street from my house. Hmmmmm I wonder why they would allow that now? According to rules, they can't.. but no one pays any attention and guess what? 80% OF THEM END UP COMMITTING ANOTHER SEX OFFENSE! So why even give them the chance to? And shit, I'm only talking about 1) people who get caught the first time and 2) people who get caught the 2nd, 3rd, 4th...etc time.
Here popo.. instead of writing me a speeding ticket on the freeway when I'm probably the slowest person on the road.. come here and take these sex offenders away from our kids before they end up raping them and killing them. Kbye.
