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: Sex Offender IssuesRI - Residency limits on sex offenders questioned
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12/06/2008
By Barbara Polichetti - Journal Staff Writer
PROVIDENCE ? Patty Wetterling has spent 19 years trying to find out what happened to her son, Jacob, abducted at age 11 while riding his bike near the family?s Minnesota home.
But although she is well aware that statistics show sexual assault is the prime motivation in child kidnappings, Wetterling doesn?t back tough residency restrictions for convicted sex offenders.
?It?s such a complicated issue,?...
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