Comments on: NARSOL Demands Stoppage Of In-Person Check-Ins For Those On The Registry https://ncrsol.org/2020/03/narsol-demands-stoppage-of-in-person-check-ins-for-those-on-the-registry/ Fighting for registered citizens and families Sat, 28 Mar 2020 20:10:02 +0000 hourly 1 By: Dwayne Daughtry https://ncrsol.org/2020/03/narsol-demands-stoppage-of-in-person-check-ins-for-those-on-the-registry/#comment-498 Wed, 25 Mar 2020 18:46:41 +0000 https://ncrsol.org/?p=3712#comment-498 In reply to Marlin Scott.

On behalf of the NCRSOL board of directors, Thank You!

]]> By: Marlin Scott https://ncrsol.org/2020/03/narsol-demands-stoppage-of-in-person-check-ins-for-those-on-the-registry/#comment-497 Wed, 25 Mar 2020 16:14:39 +0000 https://ncrsol.org/?p=3712#comment-497 Mr Daughtry, I would like to broach another issue that impacts all persons in Wake County, NC.
It seems like this county is the last county to exercise safety measures which affect the citizens of this county. Durham County with 68 confirmed cases of COVID-19 has issued a stay at home order while Wake County has 67 confirmed cases. Wake County was the last one to issue an order to close school and colleges. I hope that this county will catch up with the times in order to protect it citizens.
Another round of KUDOS to you and NCROSL for your timeless work to protect those on the registry and SBM.

]]> By: Marlin Scott https://ncrsol.org/2020/03/narsol-demands-stoppage-of-in-person-check-ins-for-those-on-the-registry/#comment-496 Wed, 25 Mar 2020 14:43:47 +0000 https://ncrsol.org/?p=3712#comment-496 Update to earlier post by me, Marlin Scott regarding medical testing and SBM.
I spent the entire day Monday following the TIA stroke I experienced trying to locate contact information for the appropriate Government entity in the case of another emergency health event. Having this ankle monitor removed on the weekend in emergency is virtually impossible as Government officials do not work on the weekends. I eventually found that the North Carolina Department of Public Safety, Special Operations are the ones responsible for overseeing this program for all non-probation and parole persons on SBM. They are in turn required to notify certain individuals in the county of a removal and/or incident involving SBM’s. the problem is that these certain individuals also do not work on the weekends so I am right back where I started. I spoke to a Mr. Tony Taylor, Director of Special Operations and Intelligence Unit of the Dept of Public Safety, Adult Correction and Juvenile Justice at (919)614-6408. He promised to personally return my call but instead I received a call from one of the persons in Wake County who is responsible on the weekend to oversee all SBM issues. She gave me a fax number to send a fax to make an appointment to have the Monitor removed in the case of emergency. She expressed to me that she didn’t work on the weekends and that i would need to send her a request on the fax number.
Well , you can imagine my frustration at trying to convince her that an emergency on the weekends is not the same as an appointment a week from now. I had absolutely no positive results from this call. Only more anger at the additional punishment and harassment all SBM participants are forced to endure. So now I suppose i’ll need to schedule my future strokes, or any other life threatening event to take place by appointment.
Oh! If only I were rich enough to afford one of these Attorneys in this State. I would surely challenge this in court.
But, Let me say this to NCRSOL, and NARSOL. Kudos to you all for the extensive hard work you do on our behalf. God Bless you all. (and my apologies for the lengthy post)

]]> By: Marlin scott https://ncrsol.org/2020/03/narsol-demands-stoppage-of-in-person-check-ins-for-those-on-the-registry/#comment-474 Sun, 22 Mar 2020 18:30:07 +0000 https://ncrsol.org/?p=3712#comment-474 Mr Daughtry, another serious issue is the satellite based monitoring and getting medical diagnostic tests and medical treatment on the weekend.
This past Thursday I had what I now know was a mini stroke. On Saturday night I was sitting on the bed when my entire left arm went numb. Was transported to the hospital. All kids of tests were performed but when the order was given to have a MRI done I made numerous calls to get the monitor taken off, but could not reach anyone who is responsible for this. The Dr said they couldn’t cut it off and out of fear that I would be charged with removing it the urgent MRI was not done. It would have verified the location of the stroke.
Question: Why can’t this serious issue be added to any ongoing case?

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