Body of News Release
Marin County, CA – The Marin County Probation Department and the Marin County Sheriff’s Office, conducted a Halloween public safety operation on October 28, focusing on individuals under probation supervision with current convictions for sexual offenses against children and child endangerment.
The operation focused on 13 individuals. As a result, two individuals were arrested on new felony charges, including charges related to the possession of numerous images and videos depicting child sexual abuse material, as well as probation violations.
The operation was designed to promote community safety, verify compliance with court-ordered probation conditions, and hold individuals accountable for violations.
Operation results included:
- 13 individuals contacted and searched.
- 11 individuals were in compliance with their probation conditions.
- 2 arrests on new felony charges and probation violations. The arrests also included the seizure of numerous images and videos depicting child sexual abuse material.
- 1 firearms violation involving an individual found in possession of ammunition despite a prior felony conviction prohibiting it.
The 11 individuals in compliance will continue to receive supervision and participate in rehabilitation programming as required by their court-ordered probation terms.
“Public safety is of the utmost importance to the Marin County Probation Department, and we take great pride in protecting our most vulnerable community members,” said Interim Chief Probation Officer Edward Randle. “Accountability, vigilance, and strong safeguards are essential. Our children, survivors, and families deserve safety, protection, and peace of mind.”
The operation combined proactive field supervision, compliance searches, and enforcement efforts to address potential threats to community safety. The department will continue to conduct targeted operations and provide ongoing supervision and rehabilitative services to promote accountability and reduce the risk of reoffending.
The Marin County Probation Department remains committed to protecting the community through evidence-based supervision, enforcement of court-ordered conditions, and rehabilitation efforts aimed at improving public safety.