Gordon Heights residents rally for sex offender removal
Some residents of Gordon Heights say something needs to be done to stop the saturation of registered sex offenders in their community. Currently, 56 registered sex offenders call Coram home -- 39 live
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Oct 27, 2006, 5:44 PM
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Some residents of Gordon Heights say something needs to be done to stop the saturation of registered sex offenders in their community.
Currently, 56 registered sex offenders call Coram home -- 39 live in Gordon Heights. Some residents say they fear for their children?s safety.
State Senator Ken LaValle (R-Selden) agrees. He says a civil confinement law needs to be passed, which would place residence restrictions on level 3 sex offenders. LaValle also says a civil confinement bill would diminish sex offender clusters.
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