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South Carolina lawmakers consider limiting sex offender access to public parks

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House lawmakers and town leaders in Williamston are proposing regulations to limit public access for those convicted of crimes against children, closing a loophole in existing law, which only regulates where registered sex offenders can reside.

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South Carolina lawmakers consider limiting sex offender access to public parks

House lawmakers and town leaders in Williamston are proposing regulations to limit public access for those convicted of crimes against children, closing a loophole in existing law, which only regulates where registered sex offenders can reside.

·Greenville, United States
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WYFF broke the news in Greenville, United States on Tuesday, April 21, 2026.
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