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Updated: 11/21/2010 11:45 PM
Created: 11/18/2010 6:48 PM KSTP.com | Print | Email
By: Mark Albert

5 EYEWITNESS NEWS Investigation: State Loophole Closed, Predators Still Missing

Vanished off the state's radar: dangerous sex offenders in Minnesota have disappeared and police have no idea where they are.

A 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS investigation has uncovered a loophole in state law that's been closed, but hundreds of predatory offenders are still missing.

Watch reporter Mark Albert's investigation:

View hundreds of mugshots and help police locate these non-compliant predatory offenders.

Find out if any Level 3 sex offenders live in your neighborhood.

Read the new predatory offender registration law, pushed by the Minneapolis Police Department and authored by Rep. Karla Bigham (DFL-Cottage Grove).

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