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January 1, Convicted Child Predator Sets Up “Free Fentanyl” Stand Near School: Arrested

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October 26, 2023

San Francisco streets were rocked last week by the audacious actions of Joseph Adam Moore, a convicted child molester who displayed a sign brazenly advertising “free fentanyl” right across from Stella Maris Academy, a Catholic school that caters to children starting from preschool age.

One of the craziest headlines — SF Standard reporting that convicted child molester set up camp across from grade school offering “free fentanyl for new users”. I had to check it out and it’s true. I just left the location as authorities are trying to get him to move. Story at 6. pic.twitter.com/FCtHy9Qog0

— Dan Noyes (@dannoyes) October 19, 2023

The arrest occurred when Moore defied police orders to relocate. The location? 9th Avenue, a stone’s throw from the school’s grounds.

Adding to the outrage, Moore’s name is registered on California’s sex offender list due to his conviction for “lewd and lascivious acts with a child under the age of 14.”

Yet, shockingly, he’s not designated as a “high-risk” offender. This convenient oversight allows him to linger near schools without the usual 2,000-foot distance restriction.

San Francisco Police Captain Chris Canning confirmed, “I was told that he is in compliance with all the components of what his sex registration are.”

Moore’s unsavory presence near the school wasn’t new. He admitted to camping out there for over two years, revealing to ABC7 that he has been homeless in San Francisco for “basically 26 years.”

Challenged by a KGO reporter about the legitimacy of his fentanyl offer, Moore unapologetically clarified: “No, it’s not a joke,” and further revealed that individuals give him the drug in trade for items.

When confronted about exposing young children to such a hazardous environment, Moore only had this to say: “Yeah, I only live by two rules: be kind to others and make it look easy for children.”

The situation even escalated to violence when Moore had a physical clash with a parent from the school. Although he received a misdemeanor battery ticket, Moore had the audacity to file an assault complaint against the father.

The community’s concerns are palpable. One local resident expressed his anxiety, mentioning the unease he feels when his wife takes their baby for a walk, necessitating “extra vigilance.”

Following Moore’s arrest, authorities and city staff promptly cleared the encampment opposite the school.

But the story doesn’t end there. Moore was also on probation, courtesy of a restraining order secured against him by the San Francisco Fire Department in favor of a specific firehouse.

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