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he memory of the break-in still stirs terror three decades later: The Rockville woman was ordered out of bed at knifepoint by a teenage burglar, who commanded her to stare out a window as he started to take off her robe. Before anything else could happen, the woman’s husband, who had been tied up in the bathroom, broke his bonds

SIOUX FALLS, SD -There could be a sex offender living near you and you may not even know it.  The number of sex offenders living in Sioux Falls has nearly doubled in recent years. That’s despite changes in the law removing the youngest offenders from the nationwide sex offender registry. In 2010, South Dakota lawmakers created a tiered registry that

A registrant’s mother, whose son is incarcerated at the Federal Detention Center in Miami is looking for someone who can drive her. She is an elderly woman who does not drive on the highway. She lives in Southeast Broward and would need transportation to FDC in Downtown Miami and back. Taxis have been costing her a couple hundred dollars because

A new City Club of Portland report recommends loosening the sex offender registration requirements for juveniles so only those considered at high risk of committing new crimes would have to register with police annually. Oregon is one of 38 states that include juvenile felony sex offenders in their sex offender registries and one of six that include them on the

Review finds parole agents swamped with sex offender caseloads Nearly two-thirds of parole agents who monitor sex offenders juggle caseloads that exceed department standards, a state corrections review reported Wednesday in response to an Orange County murder case. Agents are supposed to supervise between 20 and 40 parolees, depending on how many are high-risk offenders. But more often than not,

Apparently, if you are a celebrity, politically connected or an athlete, there is a program where you can go through “treatment” and then avoid prosecution for sex offenses! Here is an excerpt from the storyin the Miami Herald. Two former University of Miami football players won’t do jail time after accusations they raped an intoxicated female student inside a campus