Corey Feldman: LAPD ‘Failing The Public’ By Not Pursuing Hollywood Pedophile Claims

Corey Feldman says the Los Angeles police have proven him right — by saying they're not pursuing criminal charges against the Hollywood pedophiles that he's named!

Corey went to social media to declare: "Maybe now you will believe me when I say that I need to do it my way" — after RadarOnline discovered that the LAPD has said they couldn't "pursue the case" after the former child star named his former tormenters.

“In the case of Corey Feldman,” said LAPD PIO Officer Sal Ramirez, “unfortunately according to California law, the alleged occurrence is out of statue and Robbery/Homicide detectives have no other avenues to pursue this case.”

He also quoted a fan who wrote: "LAPD: You failed the public by not taking Mr. Feldman's report seriously in the past. It is your duty to protect citizens, you must interview all these parties who have spoken out."

Officer Ramirez added, however, that Corey's testimony could still help when the Hollywood pedophiles strike again — saying that “the LAPD applauds Mr. Feldman for coming forward, as an out-of-statue assault report could potentially bolster any current and forthcoming case as it create a pattern of behavior.”

Corey got the disappointing news just as The National ENQUIRER exposed shocking claims that Charlie Sheen had raped Corey's close friend and fellow actor Corey Haim while on the set of the 1986 film "Lucas." Corey also posted an article asking: "Is Feldman Hinting at Charlie Sheen Death Threats in Open Letter to Hollywood?" The former child star simply commented: "At least they are reading my letter!"