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Pandering To Pedophiles

The Brevard County Justice System In Complete Free-fall




June 29, 2021
"People Shouldn't Be Afraid Of Their Government.
Governments Should Be Afraid Of Their People."
- Alan Moore - "V For Vendetta"




THIS ARTICLE IS BEING OFFERED AS A JOURNALISTIC EDITORIAL,
NO LEGAL OPINION, OR AUTHORITY, SHOULD BE INFERRED


East Central Florida
A Pedophile's Paradise


"Much to do" was recently made of Florida's Republican Governor Ron DeSantis signing into law a Democratic Party sponsored bill that closes a legal loophole that had allowed convicted sex offenders to forgo registering as sex offenders. ---->

Congratulations to Governor DeSantis - for signing this legislation into law.

Regardless, this publication STILL holds the belief, as outlined within our earlier article - that East Central Florida is a pedophile's paradise.

The Masters of ceremony for this "pedophile party" are none other than State Attorney Phil Archer (Brevard & Seminole counties), and Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey. The local court system serves as the "party planner".

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Brevard County Can Go To Hell
Sheriff Ivey Is Going To Texas


Governor DeSantis, along with several Florida sheriffs, to include Brevard County's Sheriff Wayne Ivey have announced that they will be sending law enforcement resources to Texas and Arizona to assist these states in securing the U.S. - Mexican border.

Apparently, per Sheriff Ivey's Facebook post, and via Governor DeSantis' press conference (see right of page) - both Ivey and DeSantis believe that President Joe Biden is not doing enough to secure the border.

As Florida enters into it's yearly hurricane season, and as resources are needed in Surfside, Florida to help rescue Floridians from a collapsed condominium building - should Floridians feel well represented - with their governor and selected sheriffs - sending law enforcement resources to the Texas and Arizona borders - when those exact resources are needed within Florida?
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It would appear, that both Sheriff Ivey and Governor DeSantis have invoked musician Ted Kamp's song "You can go to hell, I'm going to Texas" as their new political theme song.


You Can Go to Hell, I'm Going to Texas
Ted Russell Kamp




A Day Late..And A Dollar Short


While Sheriff Ivey may believe it is important to send Brevard deputies to Texas and Arizona to prevent illegals from crossing the border - thus preventing them from eventually committing crimes in Brevard - Ivey appears to be "a day late and a dollar short" in obtaining that goal. The arrest and release of Mexican national Orlando Vargas Roldan is a clear indication of that failure.

The Arrest And Release Of Suspected
Child Rapist Orlando Vargas Roldan


A recent search of Brevard's Clerk of Court records indicate that back on January of this year (2021) - Mexican national Orlando Vargas Roldan (30) was arrested by the Cocoa police department for the rape of a girl under the age of twelve (12).

A circuit court judge found probable cause in support of Cocoa PD's arrest report.

Roldan spent over thirty days in jail, under a "no bond" status - prior to local State Attorney Phil Archer's office filing a NO INFORMATION declaration with the Court - indicating that they would not "at this time" be pursuing the child rape charges against Mr. Roldan.
Click here to read arrest report


Click here to read No INFO filing


While it appears clear by the arrest report - that Roldan is a Mexican national - this publication can only speculate on Roldan's residency status. However, given the fact that Roldan needed translation services during his initial court appearance - we speculate that he was (is) an illegal alien.

So, why has the State Attorney's Office (SAO) opted not to prosecute Mr. Roldan for this alleged rape? Did Cocoa PD and the judge both get it wrong - in their finding of probable cause in support of the charges against Mr. Roldan? OR, has the SAO opted to take the easy way out - by simply "deporting" Mr. Roldan back to Mexico - thus allowing him to have allegedly raped an American child - without suffering any consequences, short of being "deported"?

Does this failure to prosecute - make the SAO an accessory after the fact, to any of Mr. Roldan's alleged crimes?(1)

Maybe Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey shouldn't be sending law enforcement resources to Texas and Arizona to "protect" the border from the alleged "likes" of Mr. Roldan(1). Maybe, just maybe, Cocoa PD and the SAO can use some of those resources here locally to further investigate, prosecute, and protect the children of Brevard from sexual predators that apparently currently exist within the borders of Brevard County, Florida.

But then again - maybe that is why Mr. Roldan's case was quietly dropped - wouldn't it be embarrassing for radical right Sheriff Ivey to have an illegal alien child rapist within his jurisdiction.

(1)absent a criminal conviction - Mr. Roldan should be presumed innocent

Legislating From The Bench


As was detailed within our earlier article, Circuit Court Judge Steve Henderson is allowing convicted pedophile, Stephen Norman to reside within 1000 feet from a county park. State law prohibits sex offenders from living within a 1000 feet of a "park".

Apparently, Judge Henderson is of the belief that he can substitute his "judgment" - over the judgment of the Florida legislature. Into the wind goes the theory that only liberal judges "legislate from the bench".

Just imagine all the Brevard parents - who honestly believe that no sex offenders live within a 1000 feet of that park. Little do these parents realize that Judge Henderson, like several other members of the Brevard criminal justice system, apparently don't believe that they need to follow, nor enforce the laws of Florida.
Suspected Pedophiles
Free On Expired Pre-trial Bonds


Not only did the local state attorney provide Mr. Norman with a sweet plea bargain, (avoiding prison), coupling that with the judge allowing Norman to live near a family park - but Mr. Norman was ALSO allowed to remain out of jail AFTER his pre-trial bond had expired.

Florida state law mandates that pre-trial bonds be "re-newed" (due to bond expiration) after three (3) years.

The expired bond situation in Mr. Norman's case is not unique. We present two other examples from Clerk of the Court records - of suspected pedophiles being free on "expired" pre-trial bonds. (see right of page --->

The criminal prosecution against Mr. William Ryder is still on-going - with a trial date scheduled for mid-July 2021.

Brevard county officials can't even blame "COVID-19" for this "expired bond" situation. As per Court records - the criminal prosecution of Mr. Brian Roth started in August 2016 - therefore his pre-trial bond expired in August 2019 - long before the start of the COVID-19 crisis.

From our prospective - Brevard County law enforcement did nearly everything they could to facilitate, and to bring comfort to these suspected pedophiles - that is ABSENT making them "girl soccer coaches" or "boy scout leaders".

Let there be no doubt - Brevard County officials pander to suspected AND convicted pedophiles.


Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth. ~ Oscar Wilde
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Stephen Norman's Bond History
BrevardClerk.us - As Of June 2021


Brian Roth's Bond History
BrevardClerk.us - As Of June 2021


William Ryder's Bond History
BrevardClerk.us - As Of June 2021




ARTICLE IN OVER-TIME
Addressing Our Readers' Questions & Feedback

YES VIRGINIA - JURY PACKING DOES EXIST WITHIN BREVARD COUNTY


Within our May 31, 2021 article titled - "POLITICAL GONORRHEA ! POLITICAL PROSECUTIONS OVER HONEST POLICING, A RECKONING APPROACHES BREVARD COUNTY - this publication explored our belief that the Brevard County court system was engaging in the illegal practice of jury packing.

We shall allow our previous article to stand as our explanation of what we believe is transpiring within the Brevard County criminal justice system - and how it is negatively impacting "justice".

It is important to understand - that we suspect that "jury packing" is being accomplished PRIOR to the Voir dire process - which is conducted in open court.

The Devil is to be found within the details of the "jury pool" selection process - which transpires outside the public's view.

If you control (manipulate) the "jury pool" selection process - then you control the jury selection process. The Voir dire process can be used to remove any "token" potential jurors, via peremptory challenges, that were "allowed" within the jury pool, simply in order to provide the "optics" that the pool was randomly selected.

It is ALSO important to understand that we are NOT alleging that "jury packing" is being used within ALL Brevard jury trials - rather, just those "special cases" whereas the State needs to insure that the "fix is in".

We would "imagine" (our best guess) that these "special cases" are "scheduled" for trial during the same week - thus insuring that the juries are selected from this "packed" and specially selected "jury pool" for that particular week.

Since the publication of our May 31, 2021 article, this publication has received several inquirings - some questioning the manner of how we determined that "jury packing" is an on-going concern within this particular judicial circuit.

Several of our detractors allege that "jury packing" is impossible - because there are laws and procedures that guard against it. Our response to to these detractors is as follows: Remember this:

1.) There are ALSO laws and procedures that guard against sexual predators residing within 1000 feet of a park too. So, does that mean local officials honor and follow those laws?

2.) There are ALSO laws and procedures regarding the cancellation of pre-trial bonds after three (3) years too. So, does that mean that local officials are requiring expired bonds to be re-newed?

If the answers to the above two questions are "NO" - then really how "impossible" is "jury packing" within Brevard County courtrooms? Please remember - that Brevard County has both Court, and prosecutorial misconduct that goes back for decades.

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Stand by to stand by ....... there is surely more to come of this......transparency brings truth...truth brings justice...and as we all know justice brings peace .....

One Final Thought - God Bless Texas !




Who knows - Brevard County residents may be "looking a gift horse in the mouth". Sending Brevard County deputies to Texas - may prove to be beneficial to Brevard County.

Sheriff Ivey may visit his deputies in Texas, and like it so much there - Ivey may decide to run for sheriff in Texas.

...and if that happens - well..... we are here to spread the message... God bless Texas !!... sing it boys !!!


Little Texas - "God Bless Texas"





The Lord works in mysterious ways !
Brevard County Sheriff Wayne "Mimi" Ivey

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