Whatever Happened to . . . ? #7

Terrell L Fluellen
2008-CF-003324-A-O
Battery; Lewd/Lascivious Molestation Victim<12
Defendant was acquitted by jury of 4 counts of Sexual Battery of Child<12 and convicted of Battery & L/L Molestation of Victim<12 years old.
Sentenced to 25 years Department of Corrections.

Charles David Woodward
2009-CF-000037-A-O
Sexual Battery Child<12; Lewd/Lascivious Molestation Victim<12
Defendant was found guilty by a jury on both counts and sentenced to LIFE in the Department of Corrections.

Allen McLacklan
2008-CF-010981-B-O
Lewd/Lascivious Molestation Victim<12 (2cts)
Defendant pled no contest and was sentenced to 10 years sex offender probation. He is listed on DOC's website as currently residing in Winter Springs.

William West
2009-CF-001578-A (Seminole)
Lewd/Lascivious Molestation Victim>12 yrs old
Defendant pled no contest and was sentenced to 1 year jail plus 14 years sex offender probation. Defendant was formerly employed as a Seminole County Sheriff's Department dispatcher.

Halloween & Sex Offenders don't mix

Florida Department of Corrections probation officers will be out in force on Halloween, making sure sex offenders are not participating in Halloween activities involving children. Through surprise home visits and increased surveillance, probation officers are working closely with local law enforcement agencies statewide to keep Halloween safe for children. Probation Officers will instruct sex offenders currently on supervision who are restricted from having unsupervised contact with minors to comply with the following restrictions on Halloween:

* Do not give out candy or other treats.
* Turn off porch lights, close blinds.
* No outside decorations to attract children.
* Do not answer the door to trick or treaters.
* Do not dress in costume or masks.
* Do not attend Halloween parties where children will be present.

Parents are encouraged to accompany children when trick-or-treating, to carry a cell phone and to instruct them to avoid darkened houses and hotels/motels. Parents are encouraged to visit FDLE’s website at: http://www.flsexoffender.net/ to search for sexual offenders and predators in your area and sign up for alerts that notify you when a new registered predator or offender moves into your neighborhood.

Remember, the sex offenders listed on this website may not be the only sex offenders in an area. There are currently more than 9,000 sex offenders on state supervision in Florida. By working together, parents, law enforcement, and the Florida Department of Corrections can help you and your children have a safe Halloween.