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: Sex Offender Issues, News, Recidivism and Studies

Lack of birthdate connects Oklahoma city, county public employees, offenders

By "eAdvocate"

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1-17-2010 Oklahoma:More than 250 Oklahoma City and Oklahoma County employees? names match those of registered sex offenders. Nearly half of those employees work in public safety: 43 are police officers, 42 are firefighters and 27 work in the county sheriff?s department, according to a computer-assisted comparison of city and county employee rosters to the state sex offender registry. But

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues, News, Recidivism and Studies on January 17, 2010 (boomark / email).

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