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: Sex Offender IssuesFL - New law prohibits sex offenders from 'clustering'
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No brains! They make and pass laws that create 1000 - 2500 feet barriers, which push offenders out into the country, which common sense will tell you, this is why they cluster together, because there is not many places they can live. Now, they want to make it so they cannot cluster? That will just make it that more difficult for them to find a place to live, and many will just vanish.
10/05/2008
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY (Bay News...
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