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<br /> <br />La Porte Police Department <br />915 South 81h Street <br />La Porte. Texas 77571 <br />281-471-3810 Fax: 281-470-1590 <br /> <br /> <br />06/05/2006 <br /> <br />To: <br />From: <br /> <br />Debra Feazelle <br />Richard E. Reff <br /> <br />Subject: <br /> <br />Consideration Regarding Sex Offenders <br /> <br />There are two issues that I feel that the City Council needs to be aware of and possibly be <br />brought up in a workshop session. These issues are whether we will publish all registered sex <br />offenders and the possibility of establishing an ordinance creating a 1,000 foot safety zone for <br />children. <br /> <br />First, the last legislative session made some changes in the law regarding sex offender <br />registration. One of the issues that were changed was the requirement to post in a newspaper low <br />and moderate risk sex offenders. The change still requires us to publish the high risk offender. I <br />have asked Clark Askins to review this particular issue and he agrees that the requirement to <br />publish low and moderate risk offenders no longer exists. In discussing this with other Chiefs I <br />found that some have not been doing it and others are continuing to publish all sex offenders in <br />their local newspapers. I did talk to the Department of Public Safety and they advise that the <br />intent was to still publish low and moderate offenders but it was to give the option to the city and <br />their community as to what they may want. According to them the major cities are still doing it. <br /> <br />Although I agree with Clark Askins that it is not required and in fact completely deleted from the <br />law, I feel that it should be brought to the Councils attention so they can determine what <br />direction they wish to proceed. HB 867 made major changes to the Sex Offender Registration <br />Program and is attached for your consideration. <br /> <br />Debra Fae=e/le <br />Cirv Manager <br /> <br />Richard E. Reff <br />Chief of Police <br /> <br />Aaron Corrales <br />Assistant Chief of Police <br />
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