An Update on Places Sex Offenders Can’t Go

An amended statute and a recent case improve our understanding of places sex offenders cannot live and go in North Carolina.

First, the statute. Under G.S. 14-208.16, a registered sex offender may not reside within 1,000 feet of a school or child care center. The law has always defined “child care center” by reference to G.S. 110-86(3), which defines a child care center as “an arrangement where, at any one time, there are three or more preschool-age children or nine or more school-age children receiving child care.” “Child care,” in turn, is defined as a “program or arrangement where three or more children less than 13 years old, who do not reside where the care is provided, receive care on a regular basis of at least once per week for more than four hours but less than 24 hours per day from persons other than their guardians or full-time custodians, or from persons not related to them by birth, marriage, or adoption.” G.S. 110-86(2). The definition then goes on to exclude 11 types of care, like certain home care arrangements, recreational programs, and drop-in care at a place like a gym or church. In short, it’s a very specific definition that excludes some things that many people would probably think are covered.

Legislation signed into law by the governor on June 24, 2014, S.L. 2014-21 (H 777), amends G.S. 14-208.16 to fill one perceived gap in the statute. The amendment provides that the term “child care center” does, for purposes of the sex offender residency restriction, include “permanent locations of organized clubs of Boys and Girls Clubs of America.” The amended definition applies to all persons registered or required to register on or after June 24, 2014, but does not apply to a person who established his or her residence prior to that date. That grandfather clause allows an otherwise prohibited person to continue living in a residence near a Boys and Girls Club if he or she established the residence before the law came into effect. For a discussion of how a residence is “established,” see this prior post.

The recent case, State v. Simpson, bears on where sex offenders may be (as opposed to where they may reside). Under G.S. 14-208.18, certain sex offenders may not knowingly be:

(1)    On the premises of any place intended primarily for the use, care, or supervision of minors, including but not limited to schools, children’s museums, child care centers, nurseries, and playgrounds;

(2)    Within 300 feet of any location intended primarily for the use, care, or supervision of minors when the place is located on premises that are not intended primarily for the use, care, or supervision of minors, including, but not limited to, places described in (1) that are located in malls, shopping centers, or other property open to the general public; or

(3)    At any place where minors gather for regularly scheduled education, recreational, or social programs.

In State v. Simpson, decided yesterday by the court of appeals, the defendant, a registered sex offender, was found sitting on a bench near the batting cage and ball field at Cub Creek Park in Wilkesboro. An off-duty officer saw him there and called the police. He was arrested and charged under option (2) above—being within 300 feet of any location intended primarily for the use, care, or supervision of minors that is located on premises that are not intended primarily for minors. (I discussed the “location within a place” nature of the 300-foot rule in this prior post.)

The court of appeals rejected the defendant’s argument that the State’s indictment was defective because it failed to specify that the place (the park) within which the prohibited location (the batting cage and ball field) was located was not intended primarily for the use, care, or supervision of minors. Naming the park was enough to give the defendant sufficient notice of the accusation.

As to the substance of the charge, however, the court agreed with the defendant that the batting cage and ball field were not shown to be locations intended primarily for use by minors. Batting cages and ball fields are of course used by minors—there was even testimony that children were in line at the cage while the defendant was there. But unlike the prohibited locations explicitly listed in the statute (playgrounds and children’s museums, for example), it is not self-evident that batting cages and ball fields are intended primarily for minors. Unless the State shows some “special circumstances” to the contrary, they are presumably intended to be used by adults, too.

Simpson helps clarify our understanding of what sort of “location within a place” triggers the 300-foot rule, but questions will surely remain. For some locations the primary intended use will be a close call, like some swimming pools, athletic facilities, arcades, and areas within bookstores to name a few. In light of Simpson, the parties should be prepared to show facts about the location (the typical clientele, the décor, the depth of the pool, the dimensions of the field, the type of games or books present, etc.) that help demonstrate the primary intended use.

53 thoughts on “An Update on Places Sex Offenders Can’t Go”

  1. i am looking for a Laywer to help remove me from this Draconic Reporting. More than 26 years since purported offence. No prison time, Tier 1 (in Tiered states in compliance) Here in NC. no tiering , henceforth, remanded to practically ‘house-arrest’. since as in ‘above’ everywhere is “public”and has more than 3 children !

    Finished probation period, fines, therapy, and forensic examinations (not pedophile). Long long time ago. Public notification “IS” double jeapordy, since Megans and Walsh laws were not thought of , when i was sentenced. (plea only, no trial). Alot of problems with that , too.

    I have some resources. but have lost all work since Megans law. 1995. and subject to constant public humiliation and harassment. (thanks “bible belt NC”. Even Churches – persona non-gratis-

    Reply
      • Like you’re perfect. Jesus said a sin, was a sin…that you’re just as bad when you violate any of His laws. He does not condemn someone who killed a said person any less than a sex offender. I’m not saying you’re a murderer, but the only perfect person who ever walked this Earth was Jesus, and you are not Him!

        Reply
        • So jesus said you can molest children? We are supposed to protect children from being raped, not hide behind the bible. The law does not care what Jesus said, neither do I. It is not ok to touch a child sexually, and it has nothing to do with the bible.

          Reply
          • Your just twisting words, as it’s glaringly obvious that it was never stated that it was okay. You simply twisted it up and claimed that was being said so you could then give your condescending opinion that it’s not okay when it was never stated that it was.
            *facepalm*

          • Uhhh not all sex offenders molest kiss numbnuts, a lot of them were teenagers who made a poor decision or got caught by their girlfriends dad… shit happens, not all offenders are evil people.

    • End The Matrix
      To:
      The Registered Citizen
      I am also on the Sex Offender Registry. My intent is to encourage you and offer you a way to fight the Registry as I have. Do NOT be afraid or think for a moment that one person (you) can’t make a difference. I at first only had my skills as a hairdresser but after selling my salon I purposed to serve all hairdressers and found a way to harness politically my relationships to impact elections throughout the state. Just recently a state senator called me from the floor of the senate! Why should that matter to you? I can show you how to harness resources available to you. I am seeking those on the registry (and/or family members) that are fed up with the crap being fed to them. I offer you either a red pill or blue pill. Take the Blue pill and stay in a life of fear where the registry dictates to you and your family…or take the red pill and I’ll show you just how deep the rabbit-hole goes! I am only offering you a choice. The decision is yours.
      ____ Blue Pill
      ____ Red Pill (call the number below)
      Morpheus (well, sort of…)
      Robert Curtis
      (949) 872-8768 (use the nearest phone…)

      Reply
  2. My fiance lives within the 1000 foot radius of a local school in Wilmington. A deputy has told me that I cannot spend a single overnight at her residence, and i can be arrested for doing so. I do NOT reside at the address in question. Is what the officer says true? This appears to be a grey area in the law. Can anyone help answer this question?

    Reply
  3. What about a church preschool that operates 8:30 to 11:30. They are not licensed as they are exempt because they are a church?

    Reply
    • I’m on the list . Bc of a plea. I had to get home to my kids. I’m a racecar driver. The track I run at is putting in a play area for kids. Does that mean I can’t race there anymore

      Reply
  4. What is the law of living within 1000 foot of a church preschool? Isn’t there a required number of hours of operation? Also shouldn’t the pre school be licensed if it is going to fall under the statute?
    The statute states the school must register to receive notification of offender living with in a mile radius and it specifically states elementary, middle and high school but leaves out a church preschool.

    Reply
  5. My bf Is a registered sex offender and there are places we want to take our grandkids and yes he’s allowed to be with them he went through all the programs paid his fines and done with probation. Never did any jail time. But places like paramount parks dolly wood celebration station are places we want to go with them and their parents but uncertain if we can.

    Reply
  6. My goodness is there not an actual list of places that are not safe to go? It’s obvious no schools, play grounds, parks, recreation areas or childcare places. What about malls, museums, restaurants, stores, etc.. I can’t seem to find a real list of safe places. Just listing laws and statutes isn’t good enough.. Who is going to measure 300ft or 1000ft before going out? I mean.. How do you know how far that actually is in reality? It’s not like an offender carries a 300ft tape measure in their pockets to measure how far away they are, based on the laws that too would be a violation. I don’t understand why they are forced to live a life of condemnation after their original punishments in prison. Registration does nothing but make life a living hell for them and their families. It doesn’t protect anyone. If a true sex criminal wants to do something, the registering isn’t going to stop them. This is crazy especially for those registered innocent ones who took a plea instead of going to trial. I find it unfair and unjust.

    Reply
    • I so do agree with you. These laws are so vague and ridiculous! Those that try to follow this ridiculous continued punishment pay dearly day in and day out. How do they expect anyone to live a normal life? How long is too long for these insane Witch Hunt laws going to continue.

      Reply
    • What do you consider a true sex criminal? I think if a person has been tried and convicted then they fall in the catagory of a true sex criminal. If an offense has occurred then there is a victim. So what about the victim? What about the little life that has been tramatized by the unfortunate act. What about protecting other potential victims. That is why the registry is set up. So others are protected from the same fate.

      Reply
      • Yeah well what about the little teens that like to act adult and lie to young men in college or seniors in highschool about there age? What about those young men that have there lives completely destroyed, do they not matter either? It is too vague and yes I agree that to an extent there needs to be a list in place for the TRUE perverts and predators but there are far too many young men that do not deserve a life ruining sentece! Wake up!!! Furthermore if I teeny bopper decides to lie and falsely leads a young man into these situations then there should be consequences for them too. I have seen too many of my college friends and friends even in highschool get destroyed from these situations. Downtown night clubs are terrible for this happening!

        Reply
        • At 17 years old I had a girl would drove to my home, had a drivers licence that looked real to me, her family was all for us dating, and we even went place with her family. I was told by her upfront by her she was 16 and she sure looked the age. When I found out she had lied to me about where she had been with a boy I stopped seeing her. Eleven months later she gave birth. I was arrested for Statutory rape. The outcome was 20 years in prison or pay for the child for 18 years. I paid for the child’s support with the understand the child would be removed from the home. The court agreed, I made the best decision for both of us even though I proved the child was not mine. The girl was 14 when she gave birth to the child. I was not allowed to make contact with any of them and until the child turned 21 years of age and found me I never did. WAS this fair to me? No, but I have a relationship with my beautiful child and her family.
          No I was not required to resister and the records were sealed, but all three of us were punished.

          Reply
      • What about the ones that lie? What about courts and society that makes mistakes? What other crimes ? You think they want do them again? You are not punishing them for the rest of their lives. This is stupid law and need to be addressed!!!!

        Reply
      • No. Your wrong. Your a sheep. That’s how they government wants you and others to think. Yes. There are horrible people that deserve whatever happens due to registry prison etc. BUT some of us had the system stacked against us. I never had a charge in my life and the justice system failed me and put me on this registry. Raleigh got in trouble years ago for tampering with DNA evidence to win cases. I was denied a DNA test multiple times. I’ve got kids and this was my first ever charge. I was forced to take a plea or 16 years. I was 22 years old. The registry and laws are nothing but a loophole for them to harass and arrest again. A true sex crime is the pieces of shit who literally rape and torture adults or kids. Not ones that are falsely accused and manipulated into this. Believe it or not cops do lie, and they do falsify evidence. They have to make so many arrest to get that promotion. Before my charge I was ex Army, worked security jobs, as well as industrial construction. (I went in the Army at 17, because my first child was born) I had a good life until this happened to me and sad part is I wasn’t even there at the place they accused me of.

        Reply
    • I completely agree. My fiancé and our family is in the same hassle. Never been to a concert in my life. Nor him. There’s a free one in Lexington tonight. But probably can’t go bc he fears the Shizzy law. I understand him fearing. But he’s not going to re offend. I know him. Have known him since before the law did technically. I’ve known him since before all this Shizz. And he’s the same now only more fearful and hates life. All bc the damn government. I’ve thrown so many people out my life bc of him. Excuse me! For him. Bc they judge him before they actually know anything of him more than him charges. Half the time don’t even care to know him name or see his face. We are facin eviction as well. Within the next few weeks we are waiting on the notice. I mean we are broke people. Always have been. Always will be. Have no one to stay with. Will be lucky to ins a place to live or even be allowed to stay til we can get housing assistance IF we can to move away on our own. Our dogs are our babies. And MANY can relate to that statement. Wouldn’t give em up for the world. He has one joy: playing guitar. And he’s damn well good at it. But once that notice hits us..life is it. Bc if he doesn’t have a residential address he goes back to jail. And all his stuff an mine and our dogs will be on the streets with me. I mean we have a brand new 2016 car out in the driveway. But we only have it bc of a loan from the bank and if we didn’t have it we would have no transportation. I’ve been looking for a place for a year. No one will take me to apply for housing assistance which makes it all a more pain and struggle..and at that income based renting is the ONLY way we would afford ANY place. We can’t even afford a 200 month place. And also when we get the notice we will really be struggling bc him with no where to go makes him go to jail. An me no where to go and currently have a less than part time minimum wage job being homeless on te streets would be unsanitary and cause me to lose me job. I love my job but I cry everyday b I know it’s not enough. And being a high school 12th grade drop out is a major screw up on my behalf. He was made to quit school when his charges hit. And neither of us go to GED anymore. I mean hey why should we when we don’t have gas for it. All the way 2 r 3 cities over only once or twice a week is enough to make it a lot more struggle on us. 600 month rent where we are at. Behind almost a complete three months. And a car payment. About to lose it. So no car soon. No home soon. Then no job. No one would allow a registered offender his fiancé and their 3 dogs and stuff to move in with them long enough to get them selves a income
      Based place. I that for a fact. I wouldn’t dare post for so on Craigslist or anything bc everyone will blow u email up trashing u. I know bc I’ve done so bc of desperately seeking food. Has to take it down bc we were being harassed and false accusations. And the law just hung up on me when I tried to ask them about it. We don’t know what to do. We need help..but there’s nothing else we can do.

      Reply
    • My question is why would you want to date a man that is on a registered sex offenders list?? What is your attraction to a person that has that background?? Are you turned on by that? You could always date a person that has a clean record…

      Reply
      • Yeah there is always a chance you take whenever you meet anybody new.. You could find a guy with a Clean record and then his true nature finally gets exposed and he is one of those offenders who had hidden there sickness from everyone.. Then some people have been convicted or taken a plea who are actually innocent.. Then they are guys that made a bad choice when they was young and have made changes to become a model citizen and would never hate a woman, child etc.. So if a mans true nature is good no matter what is in the past who are we to judge. But those who are real predators and rapist have to to be put in a different category and closely watched. They are a few in every town that are on the registry that can be trusted and their true nature is not to offend or re-offend don’t judge everyone as a whole.. Everybody on that registry is not am monster. I’ve known a couple and they was some of the best and most trusted people I’ve ever met..if u think every person who is labeled a sex offender is not worth something then u must not have the understanding that courts are corrupted people get lied on people take pleas bc its significantly less time that what you are facing.. You have to look at the circumstances and facts about each individual and then make ur assessment..prejudging a person is so wrong ..I’m not saying don’t take precautions ..just pay attention closely to a person.. Their real self will always shit itself.. Got to know want to look for

        Reply
      • There are ways to sperate the good from the bad but as a whole the registry is really a joke a hassle for the ones that are innocent or wouldn’t re-offend bc they keep getting persecuted by the public with an unfair label but the bad ones that need to be truly watched can slip thru the cracks over and over again bc u can’t keep the attention that is needed on them …if u put things in a risk factor order then put the attention where it’s needed then we could cut out more of the re-offending

        Reply
    • You’re not the only one in that boat Laura. I’ve been trying to find a site that lists the rights registered sex offenders have, if any at all. They’re quick to say what they can’t do, but they don’t inform of what they CAN do. My husband had a fairly decent job, but he couldn’t take the pressure that job constituted by his boss. I do have some remorse for him, but now he’s going through the same process to find a job again. Although he has two degrees in computer engineering, he can’t find any employers that will hire him b//c he doesn’t pass background checks required for the job. In the meantime, while he is searching for a job, I’d like to spend time with him, even if it includes public areas. Before he offended, we went on the boardwalk behind the local community college to exercise everyday. It became like a ritual to us. Now, he’s scared to even walk on the campus. ( Law officers have scared him to death with the sex offender laws. He only viewed bad porn, and it was just ONE corrupt file on Shareaza that he really did not know of the contents of. However, with his knowledge of computers, he should have known better not to download. I really sympathize for him, although I feel like he was stupid.) I seriously wish law markers would make categories of this crime, and not punish all for the same crime? There is truly no redemption for these people, although some do not touch or harm any individual.

      Reply
    • I also feel it’s unfair & unjust. I was accused of touching a young girl. Took & passed polygraph, but could be used in court of law. Was advised to take the Alford plea to a lesser charge. Have gone through required sex offender program, served two years probation & my name was placed on the register.
      Would like to take our grandchildren to places, but unsure as to where I can & cannot attend.
      If a polygraph results is not allowed in a court of law, then the use of all polygraph testing should be illegal from top federal level to local police dept.

      Reply
      • Same thing happened to my fiancee and now we are wanting to get married and im being told he cant live with me bc of my 2 children.

        Reply
        • I am in A similar situation. My fiance was falsely accused of attempting “something”. He was extremely drunk, we all were. He got into the wrong bed and put his arm around a minor and kissed her shoulder. It was actually his old room and I was waiting for him in bed in the new room. He DID NOT touch the minor in any sexual way whatsoever but the parents pressed charges anyways. They want him on the registry and the prosecutor is doing everything in her power to make that happen. He has been in jail for many months waiting on superior court and we have tried to get the bond lowered but the judge wont and it is an unfair extremely high bond. Every plea offered was including him being on this sexual registry and it is just not fair because he did NOT do anything. We were told he can get prison time and still have to register if we go to A trial and he looses. How is this justice for him?!?!?! He has a child that this will affect and we were planning on getting married next year and I have a child that I have custody of. My fiance will not be aloud to sleep in our home when my child is there, only when he is at his dads overnight. My fiance lost his apartment and his job due to this. He is a good God fearing man and A great father and although we are not perfect, who really is? He did not purposely go into the wrong room, he was drunk and went into the room he had gone into for 18yrs. We just wanted one night of no stress and just fun and we got a bit to drunk and wish we could go back and change it. My fiance will have this held over his head for life not to mention the crap I will get for being with him and his child and mine will suffer. People are mean and immediately judge without knowing the story.

          Reply
    • thank you. not everyone on the registry are monsters. ive been on the registry 21 yrs. because of a nasty divorce and a spiteful, wicked ex. why dont they put ones who tell lies, to ruin someones life in jail or brand liar on their forehead. i do not want to go to my grave labeled a child molester. ive been paying for someone elses sins all these years. enough is enough. government, law enforcement agencies, etc need to realize not everyone is guilty. not every sex offender on the registry is a baby raper or pervert. i am a well educated white female from a middle class christain family. i unfortunately worked for the system that failed me and labeled me. shame shame on them.
      change the laws.

      still being punished in western n. c.

      Reply
    • Laura i agree!!! Im dealung with same with my husband that ex sister in law blamed because she couldnt pin ot on my husband’s brother

      Reply
  7. What’s worse is for people like me who is not a pedophile, predator and is a non-violent offender (plead to the 3rd degree, lvl 1 back in 2005 NYC), gets treated like we are the scum of the world. I am currently homeless and having the hardest time looking for a place in NC.

    Reply
    • I’m in the same boat … VA screwed me now I’m on a S.O registry.. Homeless heck even this phone I’m using isn’t mine. No money , no shelter , NO sense of positivity engulfs me with every waking moment.. I’ve tried to overdose more than once , more than 5 times.. I’m done with this life and being judged by a plea bargain I had to take.. (court appointed lawyer) Emporia VA will lie cheat and steal to win in a court of law.. That’s facts
      2003 to 2019 .. Seems to me that 16yrs of hopelessness and losing all self respect just isn’t enough for The great ole USA… Hired and fired .. in a couple days . People in my neighborhood talking , judging , making my life a living hell.
      Seriously who wants a life where everyone hates you .. Complete strangers even get their 2cents worth ..
      I guess it’s damn me right …North Carolina , VA , Maryland .. Will not help in kind of way , shape , form , or fashion

      Reply
  8. Im on the registration been up there since 2004 and i only took a plea which sounded great to go home and be put on probation the same day and i didnt honestly touch the boy. I regret taking the plea deal to have to be labeled and being innocent.they make it so hard for the ones who actually arent perverts to get off the registration and live.i just want to end my life because i cant get a job to support my kids and attend funtions.the whole system is just so messed up for those who aren’t pedophiles.

    Reply
    • I completely agree .. The system helps the rich and Spits on the individuals that couldn’t afford a real lawyer. Connie Edwards from Greenville county VA .. Will NOT defined much less give you legit representation .. court appointed lawyer… is all I’m saying..

      Reply
  9. what about a registered offender attending a youth soccer game in Mecklenburg Co? he has been warned not to come but says he has the right to watch his son play. do we call authorities if he shows up?

    Reply
    • Call the authorities on him for wanting to watch his child play soccer? Wow you need some Jesus. Don’t throw rocks if you’re living in a glass house. God can forgive but I guess you’re better than the creator.

      Reply
  10. I see things from each side of the spectrum. There are real sex offenders out there who totally deserve everyone to know where they are at all times. I do believe also that there are also people who have just made in wise decisions and have to be labeled for life. While God is a forgiving God, society is not. I think that is the way that it is.

    Reply
  11. You all that have expressed you thoughts are right I was accused of a Rape charge by someone who baby sat for me all because her father owed me money and couldn’t pay, well I and my two year old son whom I didn’t know was autistic at the time were taken to the police station for 10 hours I was questioned with my two year old crying the whole time and not eating food they brought him in another room after 10 hours and having already given them DNA I was told if I signed a statement saying that I touched her it was only a misdemeanor and me and my son could go home that night or if I didn’t sign they would take him and sent him to foster care and I would never see him again so I signed the statement well later they told the grand jury they had DNA what they didn’t tell them that the DNA they found was not mine this was in upstate NY in 2004 well my lawyer said they would’nt use that DNA at trial so I tried to get the statement suppressed the judge said he wouldn’t because he believed the police officer’s were honest so I went to trial was found not gulity of both rape in the first and third degree but was found guilty of forceable touching what I signed a statement to and after my appeals were done I found out the whole police department was under investigation during that time and from the chief of police on down got fired or arrested for taking drugs and money from drug dealers and selling them so much for the police officers being honest as the judge put it. Now I have been on the register since I moved here in 2011 and could get my conviction overturned if I could afford an attorney to take my case and if you think I am just saying this to make myself sound innocent you can look up police corruption Schenectady County New York they had to get a whole or her police department while I was locked up for 5years for something I never did and still can’t get a job with three degrees two I got since being here and was just kicked off campus for another yesterday

    Reply
  12. Well I was 25 girl told me she was 18 I moved in with her and her dad and lived with them it wasn’t till she got pregnant and sent off for not going to school that i found out she was only 15 she had a boy a year later i was arrested put in jail for a year before trial then prison for 2 and had to register that was 22 years ago and i have never reoffend now i have 2 more kids that i cant take to the park or go to there schools for father daughter dance pick them up or anything and they dont understand why there only 7 and 10 so u think that’s far to me or them

    Reply
  13. My son is a registered sex offender who is on probation he was informed that he was not allowed to drive through a school zone on a public road in order to get to work. Please help

    Reply
  14. Its amazing to me how they can set up Inclusion and Exclusion Zones that defines where a person on he registry can and cannot go, But when I asked for a map of them so I would know where I could and could not go I was told that I wasn’t permitted to have that information. They should be required to make this information available. That might stop a lot of issues with them being arrested for being in a location they don’t know is an Exclusion Zone.

    Reply
  15. My fiancee is a registered sex offender and is doing his prison sentence now. Once he is out and no longer on parole will he be able to live with me and my children?

    Reply
  16. Here is a question for which the answer will affect every person on the registry
    There is a case in the courts of Michigan which if ruled in favor of the plaintiffs could very well have an impact on the registry throughout the country. My question is for the Moderator of this Blog. What in your opinion will the impact of the Michigan case have on North Carolina registry laws?
    If everyone who is interested in that case, here is the Heading for it. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
    FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN
    SOUTHERN DIVISION
    JOHN DOE, et al.,
    Plaintiffs,
    v. Case No. 16-13137
    RICHARD SNYDER, et al.,
    Defendants.
    /
    Please check it out.

    Reply
    • My brother who’’ offender and pulled his 8 years has to wear a Monitor he can’t go anywhere but he will go to Walmart and to his shopping for food and clothes he not on social media , but he told he can’t go to church , movies walk his dog in the park . This to me is Humane when I know someone who is charged with a worse charged him that goes to bowling alleys in anywhere he wants to guy does not wear a ankle monitor work so In a gas station and does whatever he wants and at the time he did what he did with the little girl he was also a police officer on my brother did when he was Laing with his live in girlfriends 12 year old child was accidentally touch a little girl why he was playing with her wrestling . I know my brother he would never he loves his family and the little ones love him so much . If I thought he was like that I would had have never left my children or grandkids with or around him . Hell I would fell a lie detector test if I was forced to day one and scared out of my mind but law , With no attorney present at that

      Reply
    • I have 2 registered offenders that attend my church. They were required to tell the pastor and they are not aloud down the childrens hall or nursery among a few other things, but they attend with no problem.

      Reply

Leave a Comment

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.