Thousands of sex offenders on parole in California are now being tracked by GPS devices, at a high price to taxpayers.
Outfitting nearly 7,000 sex offender parolees cost the state nearly $10 million, and the 24 hours a day, seven days a week tracking is costing another $14.5 million per year – that comes out to $6 per parolee, per day. Compare that to prisoners, each of whom costs taxpayers $96 a day behind bars...
California Sex Offenders Now Tracked By GPS
Labels: California, Megan's Law, parole, prisoners, sex offenders
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