Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
People! If you come across a “minor” online, it’s a cop! Seriously. In North Carolina, 16 people were arrested in a four-day undercover operation that involved more than 150 officers from 13 different law enforcement agencies. Wait a second… 150 officers. For 16 arrests. That’s… roughly 9 officers per “predator.” (Seems a bit overkill, no?) According to the report officers
Read moreScammers pretending to be with Michigan State Police are preying on people on the state’s sex offender registry. According to MSP, the scammers are calling employers of people who are on the registry, which are listed on offenders’ registry profiles. These scammers are trying to get personal information and payment for outstanding warrants and fees. [FAC NOTE: This is a
Read moreFAC is proud to share a valuable resource with our community; one that reflects both dedication and a commitment to ensuring our population remains compliant. Thanks to the hard work of Derek Logue, this important guide has been compiled to help individuals better understand the complex realities surrounding the registry and the laws that govern it. Just as importantly, we
Read moreFor more than a dozen years, the Florida Action Committee has been sounding the alarm about the tactics used in certain sex offender sting operations. Now, that message is reaching a national audience. In a recent segment on Last Week Tonight, host John Oliver takes a closer look at the controversial practices of Grady Judd, Sheriff of Polk County, highlighting
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Read moreFor eight years, Samuel Garza III worked at Starbucks in Clovis without any disciplinary actions. His colleagues respected him, the store named him “Employee of the Month,” and he was even tasked with training new employees, he says in court documents. When his manager discovered he was a registered sex offender, the company fired him in June 2025. The allegations
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