News & Updates

This story from South Florida of a man hunting down registered citizens and assaulting them at their doorsteps with a hammer has really gotten our attention this week. For one; it underscores the harm that the list can do to registered citizens and their families. Secondly; the charges that will be levied against the attacker in this case show society’s

As a registered citizen I didn’t sleep well last night. I could not get the thought of someone I don’t know showing up at my door ready to bash my head in when it opened. Since reading yesterday’s story in the Palm Beach Post titled, “Florida Man Attacks Sex Offender With Hammer” I’ve decided to do something about it. The

Whoever says the sex offender registry isn’t a vigilante hit list is delusional. After dozens of murders and hundreds (if not thousands) of assaults for nothing other than people being on a “list”, the public needs to recognize that the list is punishment. A virtual target on one’s back. Monday, in Clermont, FL, the Orlando Sentinel reports that the suspect,

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – In January Dean Dinnard was charged with sexual battery against a minor, and although those charges have since been dropped, the Fort Lauderdale man said the accusation cost him his job at a furniture rental company. Dinnard was accused of making a girl under 12 years old watch sexuality explicit videos, and having sex with her

An attorney in Pasco County is considering filing a challenge to the restrictions that keep getting piled on the heads of registrants. He is looking for prospective plaintiffs near him. If you are a registered citizen in Pasco County and would consider being a plaintiff. Please contact [email protected] now.  

TAMPA — A former city employee now on probation for having sex with underage girls is entitled to his pension, according to the 2nd District Court of Appeal. Demetrio Rivera, 71, was released from state prison last year after serving nearly a year behind bars. He is now serving at least 11 years of supervised release. Rivera, then an employee