Featured Registered Sex Offender Tried To Kidnap Child From Colorado Elementary School

[Sugar Cookie]

A registered sex offender was arrested in Colorado Friday after attempting to kidnap an elementary school student on school property, police say.

33-year-old Solomon Galligan was arrested after walking up to multiple children at Black Forest Hills Elementary School, according to the Aurora Police Department. Authorities say Galligan attempted to grab a young boy and fled school grounds before officers arrived.

It is not immediately clear what prompted Galligan to leave the school's property. He was later caught by police and charged with one count of attempted kidnapping, with his next court appearance set for Thursday.

Registered sex offender tried to kidnap child from Colorado elementary school, police say

33-year-old Solomon Galligan allegedly tried to grab the elementary school student on school property Friday.

fox11online.com

 

[Symmachus]

As a white man, I am less offended at his failed attempt at whiteface and more offended at his zombified facial expression.

...and him trying to kidnap children, of course.

Here's a better whiteface.

 

[BuffettGirl]

I don't know, something tells me he's not 100% 'sober' in that photo. I thinks it's in the eyes...

 

[DaveL]

Damn, dude looks like he shambled straight out of a George Romero movie. At least kids could take one look at him and know immediately to run away.

 

[GoneWest]

I would think people of all ages would scream and scatter when they saw him coming anywhere. Literally the creepiest looking dude I’ve seen on here.

 

[Metalfan]

Hi,yes I'm the official bath salt tester!

 

[DaveL]

Hi,yes I'm the official bath salt tester!

Ever wondered how scientists figure out how much of a drug you can take before it becomes lethal? Apparently, it's been this guy all along. For all the drugs.

 

[Angiebla]

Ever wondered how scientists figure out how much of a drug you can take before it becomes lethal? Apparently, it's been this guy all along. For all the drugs.

And they got their answer bc he looks 100% unalive.

 

[Alxprkrkrls]

MUG WARNING PLEASE

 

[Taishobee]

Yikes!!

 

[Jaded]

MUG WARNING PLEASE

She had one. I removed it for Facebook purposes. One should just automatically assume a mugshot on this site will be alarming. Or vomit inducing.

 

[DaveL]

And they got their answer bc he looks 100% unalive.

CLEAR...<WHUMP>...beep...beep...Okay, he's back. Solomon... SOLOMON! Are you with me? Okay, good. That was ketamine, next we're going to do Ex-Lax...

 

[Sugar Cookie]

She had one. I removed it for Facebook purposes. One should just automatically assume a mugshot on this site will be alarming. Or vomit inducing.

Thank you @Jaded for explaining

 

[cubby]

He could definitely be a Walking Dead extra with absolutely no make up. Damn that is one scary ugly.....guy...zombie...?

 

[BuffettGirl]

OK - I usually laugh at mugshot warnings or request, because people can be gross. Gotta say I wish I hadn't scrolled up to see it again with a mouth full of maple & brown sugar oatmeal... That one IS vomit inducing. WAY vomit inducing...

 

[Jaded]

A Colorado mother says it was fellow children who saved her son’s life when a man allegedly tried to grab him during school recess last week.

She tells 11 News sister station CBS Denver she’s grateful to those kids -- and furious at school officials for how she says they handled the terrifying incident.

“This has changed his life forever, and my life. He was touched by somebody else who walked up onto a field at school at recess with other adults that should’ve been taking care of my son,” Miranda Ayala said.

Aurora police say surveillance footage shows a man, who they say they have since identified as 33-year-old Solomon Galligan, walking onto Black Forest Hills Elementary School grounds and approaching a group of students playing in a field before allegedly lunging for one of the kids. Ayala says it was the other kids stepping in, yelling “stranger danger,” that protected her son.

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Ayala and other parents told CBS Denver that the school staff was far too slow to act.

“My son is saying the [teacher assistants] were on their phones,” Ayala said, while another parent said the suspect was not only easily able to get on campus, but able to leave.

“The third graders went out right after this happened. The assailant was able to walk away,” the father said.

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[everjaded]

Damn. Looking like Papa Legba on drugs