Georgia Law Bans Sex Offenders From Living Near Bus Stops
Lori Collins, a registered sex offender, cannot find housing within 1000 feet of school bus stops or places children gather under Georgia’s new strict law. The measure, taking effect July 1, aims to bar offenders from most urban and suburban areas, prompting lawsuits arguing it leaves few living options and could hinder tracking and reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Lori Collins
Georgia
Collins
Florida
Jerry Keen
Southern Center For Human Rights
Sara Totonchi
Bibb County
Macon
National Conference of State
Leuisla
Louisiana
Texas
Miami Beach
Fla
David Finkelhor
University of New Hampshire
Crimes Against Children Research Center
Prs
Keen
Two men arrested in Detroit over lethal fentanyl heroin mix
Wayne County deputies and federal agents say two suspects were arrested for distributing a fentanyl laced heroin mix sold as Magic or A-1 from the Jeffries housing project north of downtown. One is described as the key supplier, the other as a lower level dealer. Authorities report multiple seized packets, drugs, firearms, and about $5,000. Similar cases reported in other cities underscore the nationwide spike in fentanyl linked deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Wayne County
Jeffries
Warren Evans
Evans
Chicago
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greg Bluestein
Urmbus
Georgia Bureau of Investigation Sex Offender Registry
Felton
Coommuntd
Health Partners
Lorain
Oberl
Lin Street
J. Vicente Poblete
Daniel C. Duffy
DPM
James J. Andrasko
Constantina S. Demou
Fremio Vargas
Alexander F. Zolli
Diane Vargo
CRNP
Oberlin
James Chianese
Beverly Paige
Robert White
The
Lee Academy
Cleveland
Columbus Rd
Ohio
Leavitt Rd
Chronicle