A Monsey man whose plea deal kept him out of prison after he sexually abused two young brothers was in Rockland County Jail on Wednesday, charged with probation violations in the case.
Shmuel Dym, 32, was picked up Friday at his Brewer Road home, the Rockland County Sheriff's Department said Wednesday.
The probation violation complaint covers eight allegations, according to Rockland Senior Assistant District Attorney Patricia Gunning of the Special Victims Unit. Gunning, who prosecuted the original case against Dym, declined to specify what the allegations were.
Dym pleaded guilty last June to two felony counts of course of sexual conduct against a child and two misdemeanor counts of endangering the welfare of a child. He admitted to improperly touching the boys, ages 7 and 8 at the time, multiple times over a three-month period at his former residence on Hadassah Lane in Monsey.
Dym should have been locked up without a plea bargain.
Yeah, forever, with the key thrown away, they are incorrigable and no psychotherapy workds. life imprisonment, death sentence, physical or chamical castration and the lateer two questional since they can still find hormones to take, Life imprisonment with no chance of parole ever. Is capital punishment cheaper. cost the taxpayer less? then do it.
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