a rally of protest. It was reported on March 7, 2007, that Callow lived in an emergency shelter in New Westminster, and the only help he receives is a 20-minute daily meeting with a third-year social work student. Callow was reported as saying he was "worried about vigilantism". When he was sentenced, Callow was not designated a dangerous offender. Concern about his release has led to a proposal by some elected officials from New Westminster for legislative change allowing convicts to be designated dangerous offenders after they have been sentenced, if they exhibit violent behaviour while in jail. See also Duty to warn Notes Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Canadian rapists Canadian prisoners and detainees Prisoners and detainees of Canada