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An organization that works to reform sex-offender laws in Florida is suing Seminole County and Sheriff Don Eslinger, alleging that a decade-old county ordinance is so restrictive that it prevents registered sex offenders from traveling to a grocery store, eating out at a restaurant or, in some cases, even leaving their homes. According to Seminole’s ordinance, sexual offenders or predators

Seems like it’s been a busy month for law enforcement and sex offenses. Three stories this week of law enforcement officers charged with sexual crimes… Goes to show….   Cop who ran youth program charged with sex acts with girls September 29, 2015 14:10 EDT MIAMI (AP) — A South Florida detective who oversaw a youth police program has been

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A Gretna 17-year-old accused of having sex with a 15-year-old girl and recording the encounter with his cell phone has been arrested and booked with possession of pornography involving juveniles, according to a Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office arrest report. NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune is not identifying the suspect in the case. The teen was also booked with misdemeanor carnal knowledge of

A Tallahassee lawyer has filed a federal suit claiming GPS monitoring systems used by Leon County pretrial release and probation programs to track individuals are faulty and result in unintended violations. In a March 17 filing in U.S. District Court, criminal defense attorney Josh Zelman claims his client Christopher Jensen was “falsely arrested, falsely imprisoned and maliciously prosecuted” because of

COMMERCE CITY, Colo. – What to do with sex offenders once they’ve served their time and are back in your neighborhood? Tracking them is one thing — making sure they stay employed and stay out of trouble is another. Because of that, Commerce City is taking a new approach to keeping tabs on sex offenders. “The biggest part of these