[Mike1306]

Originally Posted by Anamandy

Sorry, but you people must be in the real estate business. There's a reason that there's a glut of housing available in Fl. and trying to hush it up isnt going to help. I've done a sexual predator search all over the country and I was shocked by how many I saw in Fl. That's the offenders that the state knows about. As some people who've contacted me privately informed me, there are plenty of offenders coming to this state that aren't registered. One person told me that a child was molested at the Tampa Zoo the other day by an employee of the zoo and then I just heard about the sex offender sting that nabbed 22 predators in Fl. yesterday. I was also informed that the show, To Catch a Predator, was held more times in Fl than any other state.
People need to be made aware of this problem so that legislators are pressured to create such tough laws that offenders/predators will think twice before even entering Fl. Right now the criminals are in charge in Fl. Unless something is drastically done Fl.'s economy and housing will never fully recover.

Instead of writing another purely opinionated post, why didn't you respond to the facts posted in the above posts?
Great, you did a sexual predator search all over the country and found a lot in Florida. That's because Florida is one of the best if not the best state at tracking them and 1 of only 4 states that have met the new federal guidelines for tracking.

[Momma_bear]

Originally Posted by Anamandy

Sorry, but you people must be in the real estate business. There's a reason that there's a glut of housing available in Fl. and trying to hush it up isnt going to help. I've done a sexual predator search all over the country and I was shocked by how many I saw in Fl. That's the offenders that the state knows about. As some people who've contacted me privately informed me, there are plenty of offenders coming to this state that aren't registered. One person told me that a child was molested at the Tampa Zoo the other day by an employee of the zoo and then I just heard about the sex offender sting that nabbed 22 predators in Fl. yesterday. I was also informed that the show, To Catch a Predator, was held more times in Fl than any other state.
People need to be made aware of this problem so that legislators are pressured to create such tough laws that offenders/predators will think twice before even entering Fl. Right now the criminals are in charge in Fl. Unless something is drastically done Fl.'s economy and housing will never fully recover.

If you don't want to live here then don't. I am not sure what you hope to accomplish by your posts. Are you making similar posts in the Oregon forums (where the rate of sex offenders is nearly double FL's rate)?