Dover, DE – The Delaware State Police have issued a statewide Community Alert announcing updates to the state’s Homeless Sex Offender Notification list.
According to the Delaware State Police, the individuals named in the public bulletin are not wanted by law enforcement but are listed as homeless registrants under Delaware’s sex offender registration requirements. The department routinely publishes these updates to ensure communities remain informed and compliant with state law.
Officials emphasized that Delaware law mandates public notification for any individual registered as homeless or without a fixed address. This transparency allows residents, law enforcement agencies, and community safety groups to stay aware of current registrants and their reported areas of residence or transient activity.
The Delaware State Police advised residents to visit the official state sex offender registry for the most recent information. The registry includes photographs, risk levels, and last known general locations of each offender.
Authorities remind the public that harassment or misuse of registry information is strictly prohibited under state and federal law. The alert is intended solely for community safety and awareness.
For continued updates, Delaware residents are encouraged to follow the Delaware State Police on social media and subscribe to community notification systems for alerts affecting their area.
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