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FL - Sex Offenders Still Call Miami Bridge Home

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View the article here 11/10/2008 MIAMI -- Despite being told to leave almost a year ago, several sex offenders are still calling the Julia Tuttle Bridge home. In March 2007, Local 10 learned that sex offenders were living under the bridge by order of their probation officers. In late January and early February 2008, more than a dozen sex offenders were told they had to leave, although corrections officials said they were not given a deadline. A local ordinance in Miami-Dade... To see the rest of the article, visit the Sex Offender Issues blog | Copyright (C) 2008 Sex Offender Issues, All Rights Reserved

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