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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nBobo sends us a link to the story of Derek Lamont Fowler in San Bernadino, California<\/a>. Recently, a 12-year-old girl awoke to his presence in her bedroom in the middle of the night. The girl banged on her wall to get her parents’ attention in the next room. Her mother entered the room and found Fowler naked pawing at her daughter.<\/p>\n Fowler began punching the girl’s father, but her sisters came to Dad’s rescue with a Taser and pepper-spray. So he’s back behind bars, but if his history with the judicial system tells us anything, it won’t be for long;<\/p>\n Fowler has a long criminal history. In 2010, he was convicted of sexual battery and twice convicted for failing to register as a sex offender.<\/p>\n He most recently was convicted of indecent exposure but had been released early on felony probation.<\/p>\n “This is a glaring example of the failure of the system,” said Lt. Mike Madden of the San Bernardino Police Department. “We have an individual who had multiple prior arrests and convictions. He was a registered sex offender.”<\/p>\n Police agencies were growing frustrated with the state’s prison realignment laws and early release programs for non-violent offenses.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n If I’m not mistaken, sex offenders usually aren’t ever rehabilitated and they are most likely of all criminals to re-offend.<\/p>\n