News & Updates

The proof that current sex offender management schemes are not working and more focus and resources need to be allocated to PREVENTION rather than punishment; still more teachers and police officers are getting arrested for sex crimes. Today the following reports came out: Former teacher gets 22 years for sex with students BARTOW, Fla. (AP) — A former central Florida

FAC will be conducting it’s monthly member call tonight, July 2, 2015 at 8:00 PM. The topic for this meeting will be and update on litigation as well as a recap of what took place at last week’s National RSOL Convention in Dallas. You are encouraged to join the meeting. Call in information is on the right margin of the

On June 4, Lauren’s Kids, released the results of an Internet poll it commissioned that found more than one-third of female respondents and one-fifth of male respondents had admitted to being sexually abused as children. The survey’s results came in just as legislators reconvened for a special session to decide the 2015-2016 budget, which included a $3.8 million grant for

Operation Summer Heat targets sexual offenders; includes 7 from First Coast [FAC COMMENT: WHY DO THESE “OPERATIONS” ALWAYS GET THESE REALLY OMINOUS NAMES? IT’S LIKE THEY ARE HURRICANES. ‘OPERATION SUMMER HEAT’, ‘OPERATION LIGHTS OUT’… I GUESS IF THEY NAMED THEM “OPERATION LOOT THE TAXPAYERS” OR “OPERATION EASY GOVERNMENT MONEY” THEY MIGHT NOT BE AS EFFECTIVE] Seven Northeast Florida men are

During the RSOL conference we were lucky to have met and networked with hundreds of advocates, registrants and family members. Some of which were in Florida. Along with the positive feedback that FAC received, were some negative points. We were told by more than one person that FAC has been unresponsive to them or a loved one. That’s something that

Pedophiles are some of the most hated members of society. But what happens when the person sexually abusing a child is himself a child? It’s a disturbing thought — children sexually abusing other children — but unfortunately, it is more prevalent than most people imagine — especially in Broward, where there are more incidents reported than in any other county