Arvada considers limits on where sex offenders can live in the city
What to know about Arvada considers limits on where sex offenders can live in the city
— Arvada city leaders are considering an ordinance that would restrict where registered sex offenders can live, as Colorado currently has no statewide law establishing residency limits for offenders.
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What happened
— Arvada city leaders are considering an ordinance that would restrict where registered sex offenders can live, as Colorado currently has no statewide law establishing residency limits for offenders.
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