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MN - Lack of housing forcing high volume of sex offenders into metro neighborhoods

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Original Article 02/21/2011 By Rupa Shenoy St. Paul - Many released sex offenders find housing in the Twin Cities - specifically in north Minneapolis and east St. Paul, and it's become a concern for some of the people who already live there. Next month, judges may permanently release the first two sex offenders from civil commitment in Minnesota, adding to the existing population of sex offenders who make their home in communities around the state. The Phillips neighborhood has one of the highest concentrations of sex offenders in the state. A 2010 Hennepin County report said six level three sex offenders, the most dangerous classification, live there. Joani Essenberg lives in the East Phillips neighborhood in Minneapolis, in the 55404 ZIP code...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on February 21, 2011 (boomark / email).

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