CDCR’s Parole Agents will again be out in many of our communities statewide for the 26th year of Operation Boo. The Division of Adult Parole Operations has compiled important information to help keep children and teens safe, not only on Halloween, but every day.
Watch the YouTube video: https://youtu.be/UkwQhY28WQo (may not play on a CDCR computer).
Video by Clarissa Resultan, TV Specialist
Office of Public and Employee Communications
Learn more about CDCR’s parole agents.
TRANSCRIPT: Parole and Operation Boo
Michael McCowan
Hello, I’m Michael McCowan, With CDCR’s Division of Adult Parole Operations.
From Boo to you, it’s our 26th year of Operation Boo; our project to help keep kids safe, — not just at Halloween but all year!
Here’s what we expect from all active sex-offender parolees this Halloween:
- Sex offender parolees must remain indoors during the 5 p.m. through 5 a.m. curfew and may only open the door to respond to law enforcement officers.
- All outside home lights must be turned off to discourage children from approaching.
- They can’t offer Halloween candy or display Halloween decorations.