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Sex offenders have always lived in our communities; but it was not until passage of the community protection act of 1990 (which mandates sex offender registration) that law enforcement even knew where they were living. In many cases, law enforcement is not able to share that information with you. Citizen abuse of this information to threaten, intimidate or harass registered sex offenders will not be tolerated. Further, such abuse could potentially end law enforcement's ability to do community notifications. We believe the only person who wins if community notification ends is the sex offender, since sex offenders drive their power through secrecy. According to official documents, in December of 1994 a 6 year old female and her mother were visiting Johnson at his home. The victim's mother left to go to the store and Johnson attempted to get this 6 year old to take her clothing off. The victim refused and Johnson rubbed the victim's private area over her clothing. Johnson took the victim home and disclosed what he had done to the Victims mother. He was convicted of two counts of Communicating with a Minor for Immoral Purposes on 3-30-1995 and was sentenced on each count to 5 years to run consecutively. In 1991 Johnson was convicted Communicating With a Minor in Snohomish County. The victim in this crime was a 16 year old female who was waiting at a bus stop when Johnson stopped his car and attempted to speak to the victim through the passenger window. The victim moved closer to hear him and Johnson pointed a black handgun towards the victim and told her to get into the vehicle. Johnson then laid the gun down and began to masturbate, asking the victim to watch him, touch him and asked her to open her jacket so that he could see how big her breast were. Johnson drove to a area near a cemetery and let the victim go. Johnson was charged with kidnapping in the 1st degree but was found not guilty of the Kidnapping charge. Johnson was given a term of 16 months in prison. In 1980 Johnson was convicted of Indecent Liberties against a 12 year old female whom was sleeping in the back yard of her home in July. The victim was awakened by something brushing against her sleeping bag. The victim saw a man with a white paper mask over his face. This person had his erect penis in his hand and asked if he could touch her bottom. The victim refused and a few minutes later he ejaculated and stated he was sorry and left. In July of 1980 he was given a 10 year suspended sentence and was required to complete treatment at Western State Hospital. In August of 1980 he was sentenced to prison as he was found no longer amenable to treatment. He was paroled in 1985 and arrested in 1986 for several violations for the crime of Indecent Exposure 2 counts in Montana and his parole was revoked and he was returned to prison..These victims were ages 16 and 17 and 35. He had asked these victims for directions and was masturbating in his car went they walked over to his car to give him directions. In 1978 he was convicted of two counts of Lewd Conduct as he exposed himself several times while in his car to young females who were not known to him. He was given one year probation and completed sex offender treatment. In 1977 he exposed himself to junior and senior high school girls and was given a sentence of 30 days which was suspended. He attended treatment while in prison and was ordered released from the Special Commitment Center by King County Superior Court to a Less Restrictive Alternative. He is on supervision with the Department of Corrections 425-356-2800. " Probation Conditions Shall not knowlingly purchase or possess children's clothing, shildrens toy's nor collect, maintain, or cut out images of children. Shall not possess a police scanner or other shortwave device. May have a television in his room but must get prior approval of the transition team for any electronc additions and he shall not access premium cable television. At all times he shall possess a charged and functioning cell phone which has been previously approved by the transition team. Law Enforcement and/or peace officers are authorized to arrest him for any violations of the LRA order as described in RCW 71.09.098. If he is not in compliance with the terms and conditions of his LRA Order, he may immediately be apprehended and taken into custody until such time as a hearing can be scheduled to determine the facts and whether or not the conditional release should be revoked or modified. Shall maintain a phone log of his phone calls and provide a copy to his transition team upon request. Shall not drive any motor vehicle or possess a driver's license without the prior written permission of his transition team. Shall not make no effort to disable, or limit the effectiveness of any monitoring mechanism imposed upon him, including but not limited to polygraphs, GPS, and other forms of electronic monitoring. Shall submit to searches of his person, computer, residence or property at the discretion of the supervising Corrections officer and any member of his transition team. Shall not leave the county of residence without prior approval of his tramsition team and written authorization from his Corrections Officer. Shall not leave the State of Washington without an order from the Court. Shall obey all state, federal, tribal and municipal criminal laws. Shall not frequent bars, taverns or casinos or any estblishment where the primary source of income is the sale of alcoholic beverages. Shall submit to drug screens, Breathalyzer alcohol assessments or other methods of detecting the use of or presence of alcohol and drugs at the discretion of any member of the transition team. Shall not purchase, possess or consume alcohol or any controlled substances except pursuant to a lawfully issued prescription made out to him by a licensed physician. Shall not enter into an adult entertainment center where nudity or erotic enterainment or literature/magazines are the primary source of income. Shall not use or have access to the internet (including via cellular telephone) or any other computer modem or communications software without written permission of his transition team. Shall not purchase, possess, view movies or play video games depicting sexual themes or excessive violence. Shall not purchase, possess, or view any pornographic materials as defined by his treatment provider, including but not limited to materials depicting consensual sex, sex with violence or force, sex with non-consenting adults, or sexual activity with children. Shall not purchasse, possess, receive, ship, or transport any firearm, ammunition, incendiary device, or explosive, nor shall he have any parts there of. Shall have no contact with known convicted felons or person with any type of sex crime conviction, with the exception of individuals in treatment with him or other individuals with whom he lives. Shall not initiate or engage in a physical or sexual relationship with another person, including his wife, without the express written approval of the Sex Offender Treatment Program in consultation with the Transition Team. Such relationship will require the individual's consent. Shall not frequent establishments that cater primarily to minor children without the express written permission of the Transition ZTeam and then only in the presence of an approved adullt monitor. This includes but is not limited to the premises of any school, daycare, park, recreation area, or other public or private facility normally frequented by minors. Shall have no intentional direct or indirect contact with minor children under the age of 18 without the express written consent of the Court and then only in the presence of an approved adult monitor. Shall have no intentional direct or indirect contact with any prior victims or their families regardless of whether the contacted resulted in a conviction or legal action. Shall have curfew hours as directed by his Transition Team. Shall obtain approval from his transition team prior to acquiring or participating in employment, education, social or volunteer opportunities in the community. Shall be subject to electronic home monitoring at all times. Shall not become involved in a physical or romantic relationship with another person without written permission of his transition team. Shall not have any intentional contact with adult females other than his wife, except as approved by his transition team. Shall report to his treatment provider and the treatment team all regular contacts both intentional or unintentional with minors and adult females in the community other than those approved by his transition team. Shall only have visitors at his residence who have been pre-approved by his Transition Team. Shall maintain a log of all visitors and no visitors shall sleep or stay overnight. Shall not stay overnight at any residence other than his approved residence without prior approval of his Transition Team. Ant member of the Transition Team will be permited into the home for inspections. Subject to prior approval by the Court and the Transition Team he will be allowed to travel alone to and from specific, pre-approved, destinations and activities without a chaperone. He shall have a fully charged GPS upon his departure and keep his GPS on his person at all times. He shall follow pre-approved route, Log the date and time of each trip and contcted his Community Corrections Officer as directed. If his Community Corrections Officer reasonably believes that he is not complying with the terms and condition of his conditional release order, the Community Corrections Officer may order that he is taken into custody. Shall comply to all DOC verbal and written conditions. If trrminated from treatment shall immediately taken into custody. Treatment provider shall report immediatley to the court any violations. Shall enter into Sex Offender treatment and obtey all rules given to him either verbal or written by his treatment provider. The perimeter shall be enforced through the use of active GPS and or electronic monitoring. Shall maintain a dedicated landline for GPS. Shall stay within the boundaries of the residence which he must remain, which is defined as the home and lawn. Shall not be at large in the Community without an Approved moniting adult at all times. Shall not change address without a Court Order. |