with one tweet reading, brock turner and now david becker. tonight turner's on his way back to his home state of ohio where they're already protesting his arrival. >> to have somebody like that in our neighborhood who isn't very friendly to young women -- i just have an issue. >> reporter: he'll have to register as a sex offender every 90 days for the rest of his life. should people be concerned that brock turner's being released? >> no. he's going to be watched. he's going to be on present b brock turner was any kind of a monster. it was a bad mistake on that night and he will suffer the consequences for the rest of his life. >> reporter: that is small consolation for the survivor. >> she underwent a very, very, very traumatic and serious sexual assault. of course it's very upsetting to her to think that he is now going to be wandering around out in the world and even though she knows that he's going to be primarily living in ohio, you >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm matt gutman in san jose, california. >>> coming up, a village in china wh

>> reporter: the outrage over the sentence echoed last month in massachusetts when 18-year-old david becker, charges with raping two with two years' probation after pleading to the lesser charge of indecent sexual assault. becker's two female classmates told police they were at a house party with the star athlete in april. they said they'd been drinking and had gone to sleep. body claimed they woke up at different times to becker sexually assaulting them. according to police reports, becker told investigators that when one of the girls didn't protest, he assumed it was okay. and he denied having any physical contact with the other alleged the 18-year-old's lawyer arguing he had no criminal record, did community service, and deserved to go to college. the judge in the case seeming to agree. >> i think that given mr. becker's position in life, to find him guilty at this point would slam a lot of doors. >> reporter: thousands of online petitioners calling for the removal of that judge from the bench. some calling the similarities to the stanford trial striking. with one tweet reading, brock to

david becker only received two years probation for assaulting two classmates. the report found the majority of white defendants without criminal records like becker have been given no prison time for their crimes. happening now, police are upping the reward to $1,200 for information leading to the arrest of whoever vandalized and then stole a lobster sculpture in plymouth. is part of a public display. multiple businesses are setting up donation jars in order to connect collect money. >> kris: still ahead on "today in new england," taking a knee. another athlete coming forward to support an nfl star after his national anthem protest. >> sarah: and what's wrong with this picture? a questionable paint job that's >> sarah: ground crews in south carolina will likely take more time painting the lines. >> kris: this will have you shaking your head. one line is now getting a whole lot of attention. and the a look at this. the picture went viral over the weekend. it shows the j.v. game. despite the obvious issue with the line, the game went on as planned. the image has r

david becker, executive director and co-founder of the center for election innovation and research. mr. becker founded ceir to increase voter turnout and give election officials the tools they need tone sure all eligible voters can vote in a system with maximum integrity. prior to finding cier, he was director of the program at the poo charitable trust where he worked on election administration. the reforms included using technology to provide voters with information they need to cast a ballot. mr. becker received both his undergraduate and law degrees from university of california at berkeley. our final witness today from my home state of texas is dr. dan wall 5: wallach, rice scholar at the baker institute for public policy at rice university. dr. wallach's research covers a variety of topics in computer security. this includes electronic voting system security where he served as the director of a ntf funded research center, a center for correct usable reliable auditable and transparent elections. he also served as a member of the air force science advisory board from 2011 to 2015