Repeat Offender's Assault: Valley's Repeat Offender Programs Under Scrutiny
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30-year-old repeat offender, Arron Rojas, charged with home invasion and sexual assault in Mesa. Rojas, with a history of burglaries, accident scenes, and arrest resistance, allegedly hid in victims bed before attacking. Despite claiming innocence, Rojas poses a medium-high risk to re-offend. The incident highlights the discontinuation of Repeat Offender Programs across the Valley, once used to prevent crimes and monitor high-risk criminals. Without these teams, experts fear more cases like Rojass will go unnoticed. If convicted, Rojas faces the toughest sentence possible, raising concerns about managing chronic criminals in the community amidst tight resources.
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