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Here's his website:
http://www.repfarry.com/
5-8-2013 Pennsylvania:
A Bucks County lawmaker wants Pennsylvania residents to know more about the registered sexual offenders in their communities.
Megan's Law requires local law enforcement to publicly post information about registered sex offenders.
Most commonly, the offender's name, address, photo, and nature of the crime are made available on free public websites.
State Rep. Frank Farry wants information to be added about where offenders work and receive treatment.
He says it's about public safety.
"There's a fairly high recidivism rate among some of these offenders and I think we need to strike the balance where they can get therapy, but we also have a responsibility to protect the residents of our community," he said.
Farry wants outpatient facilities to notify local law enforcement and government that they're working with that population.
A community in Farry's district was recently surprised to learn that a facility treated sex offenders.
An official with the Pennsylvania Sexual Offenders Assessment Board, which approves centers, would not provide comment at this time.
http://www.repfarry.com/
5-8-2013 Pennsylvania:
A Bucks County lawmaker wants Pennsylvania residents to know more about the registered sexual offenders in their communities.
Megan's Law requires local law enforcement to publicly post information about registered sex offenders.
Most commonly, the offender's name, address, photo, and nature of the crime are made available on free public websites.
State Rep. Frank Farry wants information to be added about where offenders work and receive treatment.
He says it's about public safety.
"There's a fairly high recidivism rate among some of these offenders and I think we need to strike the balance where they can get therapy, but we also have a responsibility to protect the residents of our community," he said.
Farry wants outpatient facilities to notify local law enforcement and government that they're working with that population.
A community in Farry's district was recently surprised to learn that a facility treated sex offenders.
An official with the Pennsylvania Sexual Offenders Assessment Board, which approves centers, would not provide comment at this time.
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I have to say, I've been fairly stable for the past 9 years, except for anxiety issues. For any who don't know me, before 2017, I was a Mess. Seriously undermedicated crazy person.And, since I've been stable for so long, I had come to believe I was "cured". That bipolar just miraculously ended for me....Until last month, when some things started happening that used to happen. And now I'm...
yah i know what about hippa . i guess once you are on registry . getting help . it dont matter . the world needs to know everything! . they dont care . no rights no more .
next youll see which i hope i pray not it dont happen . no body be able to go to counceling sessions any where . for public safety reasons . they worried people will harm someone . ughh .. . what about those going to sessions . have to worry about vigilante now !!! this is too far gone . im telling yah .. we are under communist life
residency restrictions there. They seem to have accepted his home address as here in Philly so I'm hoping all goes ok when he gets out.
He's stressing about it. We've hired another crappy attorney who is supposed to be looking into what or where he can move out of the country. He doesn't want to live here anymore and I don't blame him.
For now he's in a band, so that's a good thing.. and he's holding his own. The bad stuff comes after he gets released.