That does not happen in this state. Indecent exposure is NOT a ML triggering offense in Pa.

Please report this! PSP is on top of this shit and will absolutely take action if he is required to register and is not.

Use the below link, and follow the directions under the Megan's law heading. I once helped a victim anonymously report that an offender did not have their work address updated properly. They were arrested within a week.

https://www.psp.pa.gov/Pages/Report-a-tip-by-phone-or-online.aspx

The registry is publicly available and unless they are an SVP it's on you to research it.

There are tons of apps available too.

Not new and never was required on the state level. Yes, a probation or parole department absolutely could impose sex offender requirements on anyone they feel is a risk. But there is nothing in the law that states they must. This greatly varries from county to county.

Indecent exposure has never been a Megans/Adam Walsh trigger in Pa. If you know someone who is telling you that they were convicted of a streaking offense in Pennsylvania and as a result they were put on Megan's law, they are blowing smoke up your ass and there is more to the story.

Now if this guy was running naked while touching his penis or perhaps saying sexual things to strangers, then yes, that would end up with charges that would trigger Megan's law.

Here are the current trigger laws. https://www.meganslaw.psp.pa.gov/InformationalPages/CrimesCode

That would depend if the guy convicted of assault, went after strangers or children known to him. Also if the children he assaulted were related to him.

There are some very good (ie well researched and empirically supported) tools that are used to gauge the risk of sexual offending in the future. Static-99r and Abel screening are the two leading tools in this area.

That is up to the individual probation office. It's not legally required on the state level.

*Source: I am an advocate for victims of sexual offenses and work closely with state and county offices.

https://www.themcshanefirm.com/pennsylvania-sex-crimes/indecent-exposure/

For now, a conviction of Indecent Exposure does NOT trigger either Megan’s Law or an assessment by the Sex Offender Assessment Board to determine if you are a Sexually Violent Predator.

Yours and comment above. Streaking, isn't a Adam Walsh offense in Pa.

Edit to add. Megan's law technically changed to Adam Walsh act in the early 2000's. The federal government required all states to update their sex offender registry laws.

and this why the list exists. So people can be aware and avoid those folks

Not in Pennsylvania.

Yes there are charges on the registration that shouldn't be there. (Interference is a great example)

As for the constitutionality of it, they have been fighting it since the 1990s. It was unconstitutional for a bit around 2017, but the legislature changed the law. Could it change one day? Sure. But there is strong political support to keep it on both sides.

That means this guy is a sexually violent predator

Not all sex offenders, only the worst of the worst. They are known as Sexually Violent Predators (SVPs). If you are an SVP you get lifetime registration, neighbor notification, and mandatory monthly counseling.

All sex offenders are bad, however these are the ones where it has been determined they are not going to take to treatment and have the highest risk of recidivism. They usually have a personality disorder or a history of violent acts,. including prior sexual offenses

My understanding is that they dropped the abortion language from the amendment it is not just focusing on the voter id stuff. I think the GOP realized anything attached to anything that restricted abortion will not pass.

Oh I totally think he did.

He is only 26 and the step father to a 15 year old? That's some fuzzy math. How old is his wife, 40?

Well now I am wearing a smile

Some of us are not wearing anything.

That is going to hurt. I wonder if no new provider is statewide or specific to PPL??

Check out the Standard Offer Program. Not a PECO customer, but it's supposed to be statewide. I locked in my rate this past May for a year and am paying 0.063 until May 2023. We have an oil heater, and are trying to use our electric space heaters as much as we safely can. Keeping our thermostat at 64 during the day, and using the space heater to keep us comfortable.

I prefer plastic to leather. Less filling.

I hope they get pulled over and cited for having that license plate frame. Lol

The only way to pronounce it.

Litiz.

Lancaster County isn't bad. But you also pay for what you get. Want to be in the middle of nowhere in the mountains- check out Somerset/Laurel Highlands. Want to live in a population with a College education? Try the Philly 'burbs. Going for the cute town - Hershey and Litiz are great. Want to be around rednecks in trailer parks?- throw a dart at the center of the state and have at it.

Really? I love Chester County. Well the suburban parts anyway. I won't go near Kennett square or Nottingham.