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View the article here 11/05/2009 By Russ Bensing Back in 1999, Christian Bodyke pled out to a B & E and a count of sexual battery. He got six months on the former and two years on the latter, run concurrently. The court also determined that he was a ?sexually oriented offender? ? at that time the lowest level of classifcation ? and thus had to annually register with the county sheriff for the next decade. In early December of 2007, Bodyke got a letter from the Ohio Attorney General telling him he?d been reclassified as a ?Tier III? offender. Now, he?d have to register with the sheriff every ninety days. Not just in the county that he resided in; he also had to register in the county where he was employed, and if he went to school somewhere, that county as well...continue to full post
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