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FL - 77 Suspects Arrested on Child Pornography Charges in Florida, 5 Young Victims Rescued

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View the article here So this is good news.  But, you will notice, out of 77 people, 2 were registered sex offenders.  So it sure does kill the notion of sex offenders having a high recidivism rate.  It shows that those who are more of a danger to society, are those not caught or convicted yet, not those who are registered already.  Also, were these children rescued from child porn being made of them, or just from being in the home of these people?  Some may have... Sex Offender Issues (C) 2006-2009, All Rights Reserved!

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