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A sex offender scheduled to be released from an Arkansas hospital has threatened to “rape the first woman he sees,” KSLA reported.

The Hempstead County, Ark., Sheriff’s Office posted this warning Monday on its Facebook page.

John West, 38, reportedly has a mental illness and is stable while on medication. But he, “he is telling the hospital personnel that he will not stay on his medication when he walks out of the hospital,” the sheriff’s post states.

West also has been telling hospital staffers that he “will rape the first woman he sees” so he can go back to jail. “West reported that he has previously had command hallucinations that told him to rape a woman.”

“This notice is provided to the citizens of Hempstead County out of a concern for the safety for the citizens,” says the Facebook post. “Please use caution if this person approaches you. Call 911 immediately and report whereabouts. Please do not approach.”

West was convicted on Oct. 7, 1996, of raping a 4-year-old girl.

Last month, he was taken to the hospital in Little Rock for evaluation after police arrested him April 26 in Hope, Ark., on a charge of disorderly conduct.
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May 10, 2019
A convicted child rapist was arrested just minutes after being released from a hospital after threatening to “rape the first woman he sees,” according to police.

John Mark West, 38, was being held in a hospital for a mental health evaluation following a disorderly conduct arrest in Hope, Arkansas, last month.

The local sheriff then took the extraordinary step of releasing a public warning just before the predator — who was previously convicted of raping a 4-year-old — was released Monday.

“He is telling the hospital staff that he will rape the first woman he sees,” the Hempstead County Sheriff’s Office said in the warning, also posted to Facebook.

“West reported that he has previously had command hallucinations that told him to rape a woman.”

West was instead arrested almost immediately after leaving the hospital, Sheriff James Singleton again shared on Facebook.

“He has a history of several criminal charges. I’m glad we’ve got him in custody,” Singleton told the Texarkana Gazette of the homeless man.

West was arrested for the initial charges from last month but law enforcement officials are reviewing other possible charges, the sheriff said.
 
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