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If you’re not a cop or a lawyer, I’m not too interested in your reply as some of you have authoritatively tried to espouse some pretentious street knowledge or legal knowledge and end up coming across as some sort of Quora cunt or someone who gleans all of their information from “The View” and has no idea what the fuck they’re talking about.

Here we go:

I have a client employee at my main job who I work with. He is a pathological liar, which I (perhaps wrongfully) associate with Sociopathy.

Well, knowing he is an inveterate liar and also kind of a grimy, dingy guy, I looked his name up out of curiosity in the NYS Inmate Database and see that someone his age and in his boro did 2 years in prison back in 2000 for “Sexual Abuse—1st Degree—D Felony.” I’m pretty sure it is him, but not 100%.

Since he is 42 years old, that would mean that he committed the crime when he was 16 years old and sent to prison a year and half later. Further Googling shows a news item I cannot open that shows the victim was 13.

Now, I knew of a different guy in NYC who got caught up in a statutory rape charge because he was 18 or 19 and his GF was like 15 or so. He was given 4 months on Rikers Island and probation—I’m guessing 3 years.

But, I’m thinking, for an 18 year-old to be sent to state prison, he must have done something non-consensual and pretty horrific to that girl involving force. He is not visibly on the state sex offender registration. I believe this is because he is a Level 1 offender and they get some anonymity unlike Levels 2 and 3.

Still, would a Level 1 Offender who committed the crime as a minor be sent to prison? Maybe because of a prior? It seems like a contradiction.

Maybe the initial charge was rape and the DA dropped it to Sex Abuse in a plea bargain to score the easy conviction if he agreed to do the time?

https://nypost.com/2024/09/17/us-news/illegal-migrant-accused-of-raping-nantucket-child-released-on-bail-before-ice-could-nab-him/

Helps to be from Nantucket and rich. Let Joe $70K a year's family fall victim and we'll see what ICE does for them.