News & Updates

A former family doctor at Perdido Bay Family Care, was arrested in January 2014 after he used Craigslist and text messages to arrange sexual intercourse with an individual he believed to be a 14-year-old male. At trial, Lee was convicted of three offenses: traveling to meet a minor after using a computer to seduce, solicit or lure the minor; unlawful use

CAPE CORAL – Cape Coral is working on changing a law to make the city’s children safer from sex offenders. The plan involves changing the definition of parks, playgrounds, and schools, and where sex offenders can live in relation to those places. The city has always been strict when it comes to sex offenders and predators, and changes to the

The following were notes from Registrant Travel Action Group (RTAG – registranttag.org) trip to Washington, D.C.   On November 14th,  traveled to DC with the following objectives:   Meet with congressional staff representatives on the foreign services and judicairy committees to present a white paper and initial results of registrant travel experiences subsequent to the establishment of the Angel Watch

A father of a Grossmont Union High School District student is suing the district for refusing him access to his child’s school because he is a registered sex offender. The lawsuit, filed in Superior Court on November 18, alleges that school administrators at his son’s high school (not mentioned due to privacy issues) are violating state law that guarantees access

Today, CBS12 put out another scare piece that begins, “Our schools and playgrounds have become a home for sex offenders.” With no shortage of inflammatory statements, such as “registered offenders are eyeing schools too”, “offenders are also getting creative” and “it sounds frightening because it is”, the piece omits all objectivity. They write, “three years later transient sex offenders in