22 years ago, we didn't have the awareness, that we now have, thanks
to Meaghan's law. We didn't have an internet, so sophisticated that
this information, wasn't posted, because the internet was USENET! I
DID work in R & D! Been on the net, since '82, thank you! Owning
property isn't mutually exclusive. Everyone has the need to feel
secure in their environment. So what's your beef?
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> . The
> > Constitution, protects ALL citizens, from witch-hunts, like this!
> > This is the US, not Salem, Mass.!
>
> And everyone has a right to defend their property and their rights,
> right?
>
> For example, I have a rentla property Ocean Township. Unfortuantely
> for me, when I purchased this house 22 years ago as an investment,
> the onwer's son was a POS. The POS was arrested a few years after I
> bought the house for apparently molesting his daughter. So a few
> years ago, the POS gets out of jail, moves next door to another
> neightbor who took him in. And, the way the law is, no one is
> notified by the probation department, prosecutor etc. Luckily, I saw
> the POS walking around and made sure we all knew. After calling the
> probation department etc - the POS has more rights to privacy then do
> the rights of the surrounding neighbors and KIDS.
>
> While his picture is on the 'net, you have to check for yourself.
>
> Lucky for us, we have someone from Dan's old neighborhood who made it
> a point to show the POS a couple of things. 1)The toy in his belt 2)
> The property lines.
>
> Then, when you go to either SELL your house or RENT it - the landlord
> is NOT allowed to disclose that you have a POS living next door (that
> is, you're not supposed to, by law), but you can advise them
> to "check out the internet" for possible sex-offenders. So you may
> lose a tenant or 5, get around $400/month less (everyone has a
> price), or your home may be worth LESS.
>
>
> Think back - that is what happened to AP. Now you have to have some
> controls over the building, number of people to serve etc etc.
>
> The state pays good rent for approved "adult" daycare centers. You'll
> see more and more facilities located in former warehouses. Actually,
> there aren't enough locations for the demand.
>
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