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June 24, 2013 Contact: Gail Colletta 561.305.4959 Lake Monroe, FL— June 24, 2013. Tragedy in Jacksonville Underscores Failures of Sex Offender Management Programs The State’s Sex Offender Management policies have failed 8 year old Charish Perrywinkle, who was killed this weekend by a career criminal with repeated sexual offenses and kidnapping in his history. The Florida Action Committee is devastated

June 5, 2013 Contact: Gail Colletta 561.305.4959 Lake Monroe, FL— June 13, 2013. Coming Soon to Your Neighborhood: More Homeless Sex Offenders The United States is home to about three quarter of a Million Sex Offenders, with just under 60,000 registered in Florida. According to a 2012 study by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Florida saw a

June 10, 2013 Contact: Gail Colletta 561.305.4959 Lake Monroe, FL— June 10, 2013. Senator’s Son Convicted of Sex Offense: Will His View on Sex Offender Issues Change? With the pace at which State legislators have been passing draconian laws restricting every aspect of the living conditions of those deemed “sex offenders”, we always wondered ‘what if it happened to one

June 5, 2013 Contact: Gail Colletta 561.305.4959 Lake Monroe, FL— June 5, 2013. Breaking Down the Sex Offender Label When most hear the term “registered sex offender” the first thought that comes to mind is ‘this person is a child molester’. While the label does include many who have molested children and some other heinous acts, the label also includes

May 31, 2013 Contact: Gail Colletta 561.305.4959 Lake Monroe, FL— May 31, 2013. FBI Operated Child Pornography Site  According to an article appearing in yesterday’s New York Post [see link below], the FBI was apparently operating a child pornography site between November 16 and December 2nd. The site was previously the subject of a federal investigation into the distribution of

May 22, 2013 Contact: Gail Colletta 561.305.4959 Lake Monroe, FL— May 22, 2013. “Free Kate” Campaign Highlights Grievous Wrongs in Sex Offender Scheme.  In the week since taking their campaign to social media, the parents of high school senior Kaitlyn Hunt have made the nation and much of the world aware of their daughter’s situation. Shortly after turning 18, Kate