Category Archive for : ‘SEX OFFENDER AND OTHERS RESTRICTIONS’

September 9, 2019
Elizabeth Anne Brown
Citizen Times

ASHEVILLE — A man convicted of a child sex offense was arrested for trespassing at the North Carolina Mountain State Fair on Sept. 7, according to police records.
James Allen Rice, Jr., 38, of Leicester has been charged with felony sex offender on child premises, warrants say.
Rice was convicted of taking indecent liberties with a minor in 2001, according to the North Carolina Sex Offender Registry. Rice was 20 at the time of the offense, and the victim was under 15.
Since 2001, Rice has been charged

September 10, 2019
Belfast Telegraph

A nurse in Northern Ireland who knew he was facing charges of sexual offences against a teenager continued working in frontline healthcare right up until the week after he was sentenced and placed on the Sex Offenders Register, it has emerged.
The offender, who has since been struck off the nursing register, and the health trust for which he worked are not being identified at this time.
A fully qualified nurse, the offender committed the offences while working in a voluntary capacity at a medical station during an event

August 8, 2019
Chelsea Deffenbacher 
Register-Guard

A Eugene man and Level 3 sex offender, released from prison in June after serving 24 years for the kidnapping and rape of a child, has been charged with two new crimes.

Christopher Ray Lipska, who also goes by the last name Hare, was charged Wednesday in Lane County Circuit Court with unlawful contact with a child and second-degree encouraging child sexual abuse.

Lipska pleaded not guilty to both charges. He is due back in court for a hearing Sept. 11.

According to the indictment, Lipska unlawfully and knowingly

August 8, 2019
Sean Boynton & Emily Lazatin
Global News

A man convicted of kidnapping and sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl in Langley 15 years ago will have fewer restrictions when he leaves his Okanagan halfway house.

Brian Abrosimo will no longer require supervision when he enters the community, according to a just-released July 22 decision from the Parole Board of Canada.

His curfew has also been extended from 11 p.m. until 6 a.m.

The 56-year-old was previously limited to just one-hour visits in which he would have to be accompanied by a male staff member.

The

Long Island News, Legislation, Outrageous But Not Against The Law, Sex Offenders and Others Restrictions, Laura Ahearn and Parents For Megan’s Law In The News

October 31, 2018

News 12 Long Island

RONKONKOMA – Police have stepped up their monitoring of registered sex offenders to help keep trick-or-treaters safe this Halloween.

Experts say parents should check the sex offender registry for offenders who live in the neighborhood.  Laura Ahearn, of Parents for Megan’s Law, says there are 1,100 registered sex offenders in Suffolk County and 547 in Nassau.

“Children should not go to the door

Long Island News, Legislation, Outrageous But Not Against The Law, Sex Offenders and Others Restrictions

November 5, 2018

U.S. News

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N.Y. (AP) — A Roman Catholic priest on Long Island is stepping aside following allegations of sexual misconduct involving children.

The Diocese of Rockville Centre, which covers Long Island, said Monday that Richard Kammerer will stay off the job until further notice.  Diocesan spokesman Sean Dolan said they received information causing them to be concerned about Kammerer’s “interactions with youth.”

Newsday reports that Kammerer had been serving as associated pastor of Corpus Christi