Author: FAC Contributor #3

THE TIME IS NOW! ITS OUR LAST SHOT AT TRYING TO STOP THIS! WE NEED 100’s of calls to each of these legislators!  There are 120 Representatives in the House and 40 Senators in the Senate!! WE MUST CALL THEM ALL! GET YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY TO CALL TOO!!! Our legislators, republican and democrats alike, refuse to recognize the empirical

This morning SB1226, Senator Lauren Book’s bill that would reduce the time period in which to register from 5 days to 3 passed the Rules committee and is now headed to the floor, where it will undoubtedly pass. You can watch the video of Lauren Book describing the bill as “impacting transient registrants who are trying to exploit a loophole”

We all hear about these police stings, where law enforcement officers post or respond to ads on ADULT dating sites and then, after engaging in a sexually charged conversation and some strong leading, pull a “switch-a-roo” and announce the fictitious person is fictitiously under-age. We all know what usually happens; the feds threaten decades in prison but offer a plea

25 year old Rashaud D. Watson, from Clarksville, Tennessee, turned himself into police today after he was wanted for the murder of a registered sex offender. Watson reportedly entered the man’s home, pulled out a gun, and shot the victim multiple times. He fled before officers arrived. Apparently Watson knew the victim’s daughter. Stories are highlighting the “sex offender” angle,

Recently, the Spartansburg, Pennsylvania community made national headlines by re-electing their fire chief, who happened to be a registered sex offender. Sadly, the newly re-elected chief resigned over the publicity, but many have stood behind him even in the wake of the negative publicity. A local news station, WJAC, featured another Pennsylvania community that had a similar situation, but chose

TALLAHASSEE – Behind the scenes maneuvering by lobbyist Chip Case, Anna Maria City Attorney Becky Vose and her son, attorney Wade Vose, may have helped derail two vacation rentals bills being debated by state legislators. Defeating either bill would preserve local governments’ ability to regulate vacation rentals. During the House of Representatives’ Thursday, Feb. 22, Government Accountability Committee meeting, Rep.