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SV says no to allowing a violent Sex Offender on Sage Lane

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Patricia L Windle
9 years ago

No to sex offenders on sage lane!

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Sasha
9 years ago

I support the families and care about them and I do not want a sex offender living among them. Thank you.

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Ellie Cannon
9 years ago

We are not the dumping grounds for fresno county's criminals! This community is for the children!!! This is an outrage!

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Susie Cannon
9 years ago

We DO NOT WANT your trash dumped up here. We love our children and our community. This "animal" needs to be where he can't hurt anyone any more. Keep him in jail where he belongs.

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Tabetha Avery
9 years ago

I'm very concerned because I live 3 minutes from the address and have 2 boys ages 10 and 16. We are homeowners here and I don't feel we should have to relocate because someone decided to place a violent predator in our backyard. There are also school bus stops all over. I also feel he is more of a threat concidering he is potentially going to be placed in a home with property where there aren't close neighbors to observe if something suspicious is going on. Please help us keep our children and community safe.

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Johnna Walker
9 years ago

Please reconsider locating this person in Squaw Valley. Perhaps Death Valley would be more appropriate.

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Jordan Leibold
9 years ago

I have some friends live in the area with 3 kids of there own. And I wouldn't want anything to happend to there children or any of there neighbors kids as well. Let's get this creep out of hills

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Ellie Cannon
9 years ago

We are Not the dumping grounds for the criminals of fresno county!!! This is unacceptable!

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Rick Morales
9 years ago

Please share and post this all over face book this kinda of individual needs to stay in prison as should all predators. If we can't keep him out then let's make it extremely uncomfortable for him make it public who and what and where he is so he can't go anywhere without being recognized.

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Naomi Williams
9 years ago

Please do not let this offender move around children

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Chris allen
9 years ago

I have two young children. One is a seven year old boy I don't want him in the area.

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Natalie Belyea
9 years ago

Keep him locked up!! The system let's him out and he hurts an other child, I saw his report! Keep him the hell away from our community!

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Elaine Halsey
9 years ago

Due to our small population, we have a very high ratio of sex offenders to resident. We are not a dumping ground for predators.

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Alexis Hornsby-Boggs
9 years ago

No way. This is a disaster. Think the safest place would be a facility under 100% supervision. He's to dangerous. Not out mountain.

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Lucus Avery
9 years ago Featured

Putting a sexually violent criminal in a remote area near an elementary and high school bus stop is one of the worst ideas I can think of. He's had his chances he is a habitual offender and has been since 1979 . He has no reason to be close to the children of Squaw Valley.

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Sandra L Brock
9 years ago

The Fresno County Sheriff's Department is badly understaffed, considering the amount of territory to be covered, and has inadequate resources to quickly respond to emergency calls for service, let along supervise this dangerous predator on an ongoing basis. The community has no street lights, no surveillance cameras on roads or bus stops. The area has many access routes (or escape routes, if you will) that are unmapped, unmarked, and in-noted in GPS software (e.g., easements and dirt roads)--making apprehension nearly impossible. The population consists of isolated households containing vulnerable persons. Releasing this habitual offender in this area is tantamount to setting up a tragedy (or series of tragedies).

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Adam Hudson
9 years ago

Keep this man far far away from my niece and nephews.

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Kerry
9 years ago

This sexually violent predator is not welcome in this community or around our children.

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Amy Steht
9 years ago

I do not feel that Jeffrey Snyder should be allowed in such a small community where there are school and school busses running. Our community doesn't have any parks for kids to play at so they are in their yards or playing outside. Parents should be able to feel at ease to let kids roam their yards and property with out having to worry if an ex violent sexual predator is wondering around the neighborhood. In my opinion Jeffrey can find a different location where there are no schools within a certain range that is more secluded than Squaw Valley.

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Brandon Smith
9 years ago

There are too many children in this community who will be vulnerable.