Operation S.P.O.C III - Sex Offender/Predator Sweep
Published July 18th, 2009
Five local and state agencies got together Friday night to visit around 120 sex offenders and predators at their homes.
Their goal was to make sure the offenders are complying with probation and sex offender requirements.
Seven arrests were made.
During the summer months when children have off from school Lt. Vorisek with the Marion County Sheriff's Office says it's really important to make sure sex offenders are where they are supposed to be.
That means in their homes by curfew and for some of them, not near children.
Sex offender Robert Davis says of his crime,
"It's hard on my friends, it's hard on everyone, but most of all it was really hard on my daughter."
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