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: Sex Offender IssuesNJ - Pols Seek Residency Limits For Sex Offenders
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06/11/2009
By Hazel Sanchez
CHERRY HILL (CBS) - Some New Jersey lawmakers want to tighten residency restrictions on sex offenders.
Critics, however, say that may only make it more difficult to identify predators.
"When you put these kids in front of these predators, it's like giving a bottle of vodka to an alcoholic," Cherry Hill Mayor Bernie Platt (Email) says.
- Once again, sex offender and sexual predator are not the same damn thing! Send this...
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