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Just more of the same old "jump on the bandwagon" mentality! It has been proven that 90% or more of all sexual crimes NEVER occur at ANY of these places, but in the victims own home or close family. So these laws are only placebos to make you feel like you are safe, when in reality you are not.
10/08/2008
By DANNY ADLER - Bucks County Courier Times
Convicted sex offenders will have a tough time moving into Yardley now that the borough council passed...
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