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Sex offender notification
The following suspect meets Auburn Police Department's policy on community notification.
Offender's name: Dennis Huckabey
Age: 55
Street address: 193 Black Cat Road, Auburn
Conviction: Transportation of child pornography by means of a computer and possession of child pornography.
Date of conviction: Aug. 23, 2001
Record location: U.S. District Court, Portland
Offender's name: Michael Teague
Age: 38
Street address: 252 Turner St., 3rd floor, Auburn
Conviction: Unlawful sexual contact
Date of conviction: May 28, 2002
Record location: Androscoggin County Superior Court
Offender's name: Dana Tibbetts
Age: 45
Street address: 60 South Witham Road, Auburn
Conviction: Two counts, gross sexual assault
Date of conviction: Dec. 30, 1999
Record location: Oxford County Superior Court
Victim's age: Under 14 years
Harassment or threatening of offenders is unlawful.
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Do all sex offenders move to
Do all sex offenders move to Auburn. It's unbelievable how many are out there.
While none of these meet my
While none of these meet my criteria - I'd have to ask - when you can be branded a sex offender in THIS justice system where else do you expect them to go? What is the point of the registry? Has it EVER helped anyone? Do you know the rates of recidivism for sexually based offenses? Surprisingly it is lower than most other offenses except murder and other crimes like vehicular manslaughter.
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