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FL - City wants sex offenders living under Miami bridge to be removed

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View the article here I don't agree with even a 1,000 foot limit, but, the counties should be forced to go back to the STATE limit, which is 1,000 feet, then many of these people could find a place to stay, that is, if they are not flat broke. 06/03/2009 About seventy people live in a homeless camp underneath a Miami bridge. Many of them have been released from prison after serving time for sex offenses and have nowhere else to live because of residency restrictions. But Miami?s City... Sex Offender Issues (C) 2006-2009, All Rights Reserved!

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