Sounds like it's time for a good ole WITCH HUNT!

I say beat the crap out of him if he's caught by "the people".

Richard Ramirez ,"The Night Stalker", was stupid enough to try his crap in East L.A. back in the 80's, and the "eses" had a workout with him.

This morning there was a cop by Teenage Twinkie's school. So I assumed it was because of this asshole but there wasn't one by the Baby Boy Twinkies  school that I could see, and there wasn't one by another school I drive by to get to work. The only thing i can think of is:
1. undercover cops
2. since the guy seems to be targeting teenage girls they are only covering the middle schools and high schools
OR
3. they aren't covering any schools and the cop at Teenage Twinkie's  school was just there for speeders.
4. or the cop has a daughter that goes to Monache High and he was parked there on his own!

Anyways.. after I dropped  Teenage Twinkie off and turned back around to head for work the cop had a RED TRUCK pulled over. (that's the last known description of the pervert asshole kidnapper)

I feel sorry for anybody that owns a red truck or brown car right now, because I'm sure they are getting stared down by people like me and getting pulled over by the police!

I'm the same with my little ones. I honestly don't know what made me this way. My older two kids remind me of when they were little and I wasn't as paranoid. My hubby thinks I'm nuts. ha. He keeps me grounded. Like when I say "no" to school camp he says YES. He kindly reminds me that you can't deprive your kids of typical youthful fun just because you have issues.

And while I know this... it's still hard for me. I wouldn't even let my boys play out in the front yard 'till this past year, and even then I have to be outside watching them. Though lately I was getting brave and letting them outside but I'd have the window open so I hear them. Now, I'm back to not letting play in the front yard again. auck. But they are still not allowed to play in the street, and the poor things have to ride their bikes on the sidewalk. Or I take them to the bike/skateboard park.

To my defense, however.... people drive like freaken moronic idiots through my street. I'm always yelling at them to slow down. Yes, I am crazy like that.

My husband was almost kidnapped as a child, but he escaped. You'd think he'd be the paranoid one, not me.

Second suspect has been arrested today. Oh wow.

www.portervillerecorder.com/articles/2007/04/25/n ews/local_state/news01.txt

"Detective Bryan Clower, Sgt. Mike Blain and Capt. Steve Schnars were at the scene securing the man shortly after 2 p.m. The vehicle, a deep-brown older model Ford LTD, was towed away."

Wow.

Press Release

Update: Additional Arrest

The Porterville Police Department in conjunction with the Burton School District and the Porterville Unified School District are releasing the following updated information regarding the investigation conducted into recent reports involving an individual contacting students, while they are walking to school.

Police Chief Chuck McMillan, Burton School District Superintendent Don Brown, and Porterville Unified School District Superintendent John Snavely followed the standard course of action to ensure the safety of students walking to school, while continuing joint efforts to process information towards identify those individuals responsible for the recent contacts of students walking to school. The efforts included saturation of the school routes used by students with police personnel, police chaplains, volunteers, and school officials. 

Today, there were no reports to police or school officials of suspicious contacts with students walking to school this morning.

Yesterday, April 24, 2007, an announcement was made of the arrest of 43-year-old Miguel Garcia Fonseca. Fonseca was booked into the Tulare County Jail on charges of Attempt Kidnapping as a result of the incident on April 23, 2007, at Olive and Newcomb.  Investigators served a search warrant on Fonsecaʼs residence collecting evidence to further enhance the case against Fonseca.

On April 25, 2007, at 11:50 a.m., investigators from the Reedley Police Department and the Porterville Police Department made an enforcement stop on an older brown vehicle on Highway 190 and Plano .  Their investigation led to the arrest of 44-year-old Daniel Segura, a Porterville resident.  The vehicle was subsequently stored as evidence and is being held for processing.  During the course of the investigation, Mr. Segura and his vehicle were positively identified as being the suspect and vehicle involved in the recent reports of attempting to get students into his vehicle.  Mr. Segura will be booked into the Tulare County Jail for three counts of attempted kidnapping, and additional charges could be filed as the investigation continues.

In spite of the recent arrests, the police department and the school districts recommend that students remain aware of their surroundings and report suspicious activity to the police department.  The saturated patrolling will continue to ensure that school routes remain safe for our children.

Chuck McMillan, Chief of Police, City of Porterville

Don Brown, Superintendent, Burton School District

John Snavely, Superintendent, Porterville Unified School District

Gustavo! Good to see you. Yeah, I know. It's funny how it works like that, hu?

What makes me mad sometimes is this asshole will come up behind me and pass me going WAY over the speed limit. And the cop will show up a minute later and give ME a ticket for going 6 miles over the speed limit. It's like... are you freaken kidding me? hahaa It's just my luck.