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Team finds Sacramento County sex offenders living with minors

A special Sacramento County law enforcement team recently visited dozens of homes looking for sex offenders who might be in violation of their registration requirements. Full Article

 

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  1. G4Change

    TEN PERCENT are homeless???
    I hope it’s hot enough in hell for Sharon Runner! This is insane!!!

  2. 72FLH

    that has to be just SAC , that’s not state wide , because some places you cant , get a place , iknow this because my options are like a few crappy hotels , and many others are having the same problem , and there are tougher places to get a place than here , it is more like 20%

    • G4Change

      20%!!!!!!!! Oh my GOD! This country has lost its way, and all I can do is thank God for that glimmer of hope from the federal judge who recently recognized this as PUNISHMENT! He even called it Byzantine. This has to stop!

  3. Harry

    I am wondering how many really were other offenders that got caught in this sex offenders sweep so LE can make it news worthy?

  4. Anon

    Since there were only 29 arrests, someone is Sac could find out what they are without too much trouble.

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