PENNSYLVANIA
LehighValleyLive
May 4, 2018
By Tony Rhodin | For lehighvalleylive.com
Most of the thousands of Megan’s Law offenders in Pennsylvania keep their information and photographs up to date, as is required by authorities.
But more than 30 “noncompliant” offenders are currently under investigation in the state, according to Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Adam Reed. They need to check in with police, but have yet to be charged with a crime for not doing so, Reed added.
And there are 22 other offenders, including one from the Lehigh Valley, who now have felony warrants out for their arrest and they are considered “absconded” — one step further than noncompliant, Reed said. Wherever they go in the country, if they are stopped by police, a routine check of National Crime Information Center information will flag them as fugitives, Reed said.
“All those guys have active arrest warrants,” Reed said.
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