What would you do if you discovered your house was wrongly listed on a statewide registry as the home of a sex offender? That’s exactly what happened to a Missouri woman who has been fighting for months to get the mistake corrected. Full Article
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I’m curious if she’s a supporter of the registry?
“We called the sheriff’s department again, where someone said the office was aware of the problem, but had to wait until the prosecutor filed charges against McNish for not registering as a sexual offender before it could remove the address from the registry.”
^That delay was just the sheriff’s department covering their own asses! If the address was delisted right away on the honor system and this person committed a crime in THAT neighborhood, it would have been a PR nightmare and made the local authorities look inept.
It just goes to show that just being listed on the registry implies that you are a public safety liability.
All I have to say is HA! Stuff like this will help the kill registry. I hope it will become the norm.
It’s ok ma’am, it’s not punishment.
That is funny. Someone not required to register has to fight to get her home address off the registry. Irony?
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Homefacts and City data both have him listed.