Source: usatoday.com 10/29/2026 [ACSOL note: scroll down to see Janice’s interview in bold] By N’dea Yancey-Bragg As Halloween approaches, law enforcement agencies across the country are reviving a controversial yet common plan to keep children safe. In many cities and states, certain sex offenders will be barred from handing out candy, decorating their homes or even having their lights on while families are out trick-or-treating. In some areas, hundreds of officers will go door to door to ensure compliance while in others, offenders are required to spend the evening at…
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