Officers to visit sex offenders

Officers to visit sex offenders (Waterloo Cedar-Falls Courier)
WATERLOO --- Local sex offenders will get a visit from police and sheriff's deputies as Black Hawk County authorities prepare to comply with recently reinstated residency laws.

New Website Uses Maps to Track Sex Offenders (WISH-TV Indianapolis)
Marion County Sheriff Frank Anderson is throwing his support behind a new effort to locate sex offenders. It is intended as a supplement to the state sex offender registry.

IN Legislation, Web Site Targets Sex Offenders (WFIE-TV)
An Indiana state senator is proposing legislation that would prohibit more convicted sex offenders from living within 1000 feet of schools or day care centers.

Police Combat Sex Offenders (WTVY-TV 4)
While sex offenders find new ways to target children, police departments are also updating ways to target sex offenders. That s why the Dothan Police Department has a newly-trained officer to combat the problem.

Hopewell Sex Offenders (WRIC 8)
In Hopewell, police are searching for three convicted sex offenders for not registering with State Authorities. It was a routine check of sex offenders in Hopewell that found four of them not living where they were registered. One of them is already back in custody, three of them are not.

Officers to visit sex offenders (WOI-TV Des Moins)
WATERLOO, Iowa Sex offenders in Waterloo will soon be getting a visit from police and sheriff's deputies. Starting today, Black Hawk County authorities will begin visiting some 258 registered sex offenders in the area.

Some Sex Offenders Can Stay (KCRG)
Court rulings have upheld an Iowa law that prohibits sex offenders whose victims were children from living within 2000 feet of schools or registered daycares. Those who do have to move by September 1, but an apparent loophole might allow some offenders to stay put.

Island Is Home To Sex Offenders By First Coast News Staff (First Coast News)
WASHINGTON -- Communities around the country have been re-evaluating how to deal with convicted sex offenders. The state of Washington confined 225 of its most violent sexual predators to a remote island reachable only by a ferry.

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