WKMG News Investigates Clusters of Sex Offenders in Central Florida.

WKMG News in Orlando is investigating clusters of registrants in Central Florida… They blame residency restrictions. But when the story continued, with, “But residency restrictions and limited housing options are contributing to clusters of registered offenders in some Central Florida.” the story was taken offline. (https://www.clickorlando.com/video/news/2026/10/26/florida-residency-restrictions-contribute-to-sex-offender-clusters-in-central-florida-neighborhoods/)


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10 thoughts on “WKMG News Investigates Clusters of Sex Offenders in Central Florida.”

  • October 26, 2026

    Why do they insist on calling it “clusters.” They make it sound like some infectious disease or the like.

    And of course they had to include the “scary” swing set periphery – implying the false sense of imminent danger – for the video thumbnail. This is shock info-tainment and fear porn, not legitimate news reporting!

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    • October 26, 2026

      Facts

      I do get tired of elderly homeless people hogging all the swing sets. (Sarcasm)

      Reply
  • October 26, 2026

    Didn’t fit the narrative?

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  • October 26, 2026

    Did FAC scare the story away LOL
    Seems like almost every day now either online or on the news there is some sex offender / registry story. I mean come on, it has been decades, they should be used to us, but they always seem to want us in the headlines.
    Move on, we are here to stay unless the courts give us some relief. There are most pressing issues in the U.S and the World than people who are not causing any problems. The only time we are in the headlines is when some raid or sting operation or other story that makes us all look bad.

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  • October 26, 2026

    Lawmakers create the problem then complain about it lol. The irony of it all.

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  • October 26, 2026

    So, lawmakers attempt to fix the issue, is simply to make distances bigger, not allow multiple offenders in the same house, etc.

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    • October 26, 2026

      Jacob
      There is an increase because Florida doesn’t seem to want to remove any of us from the registry. I mean come on, give us a chance and if we fail, well then we go back on the registry.

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      • October 26, 2026

        What do you want to bet that a significant part (maybe even a majority) of that increase is from those stupid stings?

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