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Sex Offenders Roaming The Streets Of Rockaway
Rockaway Peninsula, according to the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services, which provides a public online database of all criminals convicted of sex-related crimes. Many of these criminals convicted of rape and various types of sexual assault towards children are out on the streets of Rockaway. They may present a serious threat towards women, men, and children of all ages. The 48 moderate to-high-risk sexual predators are all men and span across the entire Rockaway Peninsula, according to the New York State Department of Criminal Justice Services website. The Wave has compiled, for your awareness, a complete photo list of Level 2 and 3 sex offenders in each of the Rockaway zip codes, according to the Criminal Justice Services directory. Their names, risk levels, aliases, filed addresses, as well as conviction and victim information are listed. Nineteen of the men are tagged with a Level 3 risk, which means the courts have determined they present the highest risk to society to re-commit the sexual related crimes of which they have been convicted.
Rockaway has seen a rise in the total number of sex offenders living on the peninsula, but has also seen a slight drop of level 3 offenders from the 24 listed in 2006, down to 19 as of this date, leaving the remaining 29 as level 2 convicts. Fifty percent of the total offenders on the peninsula reside in the confines of zip-code 11691, an increase of four from last year's report published by The Wave. Readers of The Wave should know that state and local law enforcement authorities, including the 100 and 101 Precincts in Rockaway, monitor convicted sex offenders and the NYPD has a unit committed solely to this cause.
Information on state-wide sex offenders is available free of charge on the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services website, www.CriminalJustice.State.NY.US or by calling 800-262-3257. The state promotes the responsible sharing of sex offender information "to ensure the safety of yourself, your family and your community," according to the website.
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