Education would be helpful here. You say registrants are "un-rehabable" but lets see if you can comprehend the results of studies: Research shows that almost half (49%) of youth under age six and 42% of children ages 6 to 11 were sexually assaulted by a family member. (Justice Policy Institute, Pg 15) A study reviewing sex crimes as reported to police revealed that: 93% of child sexual abuse victims knew their abusers 34.2% were family members 58.7 % were acquaintances Only 7% of the perpetrators of child victims were strangers 40% of sexual assaults take place in the victim's own home 20% take place in the home of a friend, neighbor or relative (Lynn University, Pg 6) I don't know if you are familiar with the ATSA Organization, for those unfamiliar that stands for Association for Treatment of Sex Abusers and some really enlightening studies have been published recently; Dr. Jill Levenson - Collateral Damage; Family Members of Registered Sex Offenders, Rockwood Psychological Group (Canada) - Rehabilitating Sex Offenders - A Strength Based Approach, Tabachnick & Klein - A Reasoned Approach - Reshaping Sex Offender Policy and Dr. Eric Imhof - Sex Offender: Sorting out Myth From Truth. As many professionals know the "stranger" danger is irresponsible and is misguiding the parents and general public. Since the recidivism rate for a registrant for another "sexual" offense is 5% the media, law enforcement and legislators are putting the emphasis in the wrong place and that should be corrected. If you truly want to address the situation educate children and teens on ways to protect themselves from the abusers closest to them...dad, brother, uncle, grandfather, mother, neighbor, scout leader, priest..... Vicki Henry Women Against Registry dot com

Good, lock the animals up, the law is far too lax on these un-rehabable pigs

Why are most of them in Conway?

I have a level 4 about 10 houses from me. We watch in shifts when our grandchildren are visiting. I hate people that hurt children.