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Forum: General
Thread (Discussion): Cuero City Council Approves Sex Offender Yard Signs Switch to Flat View
Message 174223
Posted by prozac
on Mar 03, 2006 10:04 PM | Also by prozac
| Gender: Male,
Age Bracket: 30 - 39,
State: N/A,
Country: United States |
Cuero City Council Approves Sex Offender Yard Signs
Current Offenders Would Be Excluded From Ordinance
POSTED: 12:34 pm CST March 3, 2006
UPDATED: 12:54 pm CST March 3, 2006
CUERO, Texas -- High-risk sex offenders who move to Cuero will have to announce their presence with a sign in their yards.
The City Council unanimously approved an ordinance Thursday that calls for a white 2-by-2 sign with black lettering that carries the message "A Registered Sex Offender Lives Here." The sign must be visible at all times from the nearest public roadway and be within 20 feet of the front entrance of the residence.
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Rebecca Baas of San Antonio, who identified herself as a volunteer with Child Advocates of San Antonio and with the Rape Crisis Center, asked the council to defeat the ordinance, saying the signs aren't the answer.
"The ordinance will create a situation that the offender will feel powerless and isolated," Baas told the council members. "That increased isolation could lead to triggers, leading to an offense. Instead of actually protecting children, the ordinance would do the exact opposite."
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