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View the article here 11/01/2008 HOUSTON (KTRK) -- While trying to keep children safe on Halloween, Precinct 6 deputy constables found some sex offenders breaking the rules in east Houston. Deputy Constables checked up on the 60 registered sex offenders who live in Precinct 6. It didn't take long before they found a violation. A yard sale was going on at the home of a registered sex offender. - Oh my lord, a sex offender is trying to get rid of his junk!  Give me a break! ... To see the rest of the article, visit the Sex Offender Issues blog | Copyright (C) 2008 Sex Offender Issues, All Rights Reserved

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on November 01, 2008 (boomark / email).

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