Thu, Nov 26 2009
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Plan to track sex offenders gets support GPS program could be costly, critics contend By Marcia MooreThe Daily Item "We can't even get some of these guys to come in and register, and that's free," he said.
It's up to legislators to decide if Megan's Law needs to be expanded, but Sgt. Randy Devine, of the state police at Stonington, said right now the law is a registry and not a tracking system. "I remind people that they might know where a registered sex offender lives, but you don't always know where they are," he said. 
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