I used the s.o. database to cross reference potential areas of residence. Use it to your advantage in this instance. Good luck!

@Derek

Well, we sure as Hell are not registering on our own will. When you are doing something you don’t want to do or shouldn’t have to do, that is forcing someone to do that thing.
So yeah, I do not think there is anyone in America who wants to willingly register as an offender. So we are being forced to register. I was never sentenced to registration and it did not even exist when my crime occurred.
They say it is not punishment but tell that to those who have had their homes set on fire, have lost jobs, been beaten up, had their tires slashed, had dog crap thrown in our driveways, and the list go on.

From my experience, this was Volusia County three years ago. I can’t say if VCSO/probation still has people doing that weekly check.

That motel was overbooked. Eight of the rooms were double occupancy, with no kitchen. The one room other than the manager’s with a kitchen, had anywhere from six to eight people sleeping in it. There were five beds. It was difficult to help someone who hadn’t been vetted by the owner. VCSO was there or probation for that matter, every day for some reason or another. There was a registrant murdered in his room while I was there. the situation was difficult.

If you are on probation (federal) you can not associate, hang out, with other felons so you would be unable to take anyone in. Not sure what state probation says about that.

Something is wrong there and needs to be addressed. Transient registration is every 30 days (not even once a month but 30 days). What county is telling him he has to register weekly?

Packed with sex offenders but not a single one offered to take in the homeless sex offender?