Kemah City Council enforces stricter residency rules for sex offenders to safeguard children
Kemah City Council, alarmed by a rise in sex offenders residing locally, approved a new law. This law mandates that sex offenders live further away from places where children gather, doubling the previous distance requirement. FOX 26's Jade Flury offers an extensive report on how these measures aim to safeguard children.
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