Scott Dutton, Assistant Director of Georgia Bureau of Investigation | gbi.georgia.gov
Scott Dutton, Assistant Director of Georgia Bureau of Investigation | gbi.georgia.gov
The Registry shows that none of these sex offenders are sexual predators. In Georgia, a sexual predator is an individual who is determined by the Sexual Offender Registration Review Board to be at risk of perpetrating any future dangerous sexual offense.
The Registry also shows that none of these sex offenders are currently incarcerated.
Sex offenders in Georgia remain on the Sexual Offender Registry for life unless removed by a court order or other legal means. Any individual who fails to register when required “shall be guilty of a felony and shall be punished by imprisonment for not less than one nor more than 30 years,” according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
If a sex offender moves to another county in the state of Georgia or another state in the US, they are required to register with the Sheriff in their new county or state of residence.
SafeHome.org, a security think tank, found the number of sex offenders in the US increases by roughly 32,000 a year.
| Offender | Status | Crime |
|---|---|---|
| Charles Grady Robert Lowe | Not Incarcerated | Aggravated child molestation |
| Christopher Michael McKenzie | Not Incarcerated | Cruelty to children |
| Joe Nelson III | Not Incarcerated | Child fondling |
| John Albert Robinson Jr. | Not Incarcerated | Attempt to commit an aggravated sexual battery |
| Steven Wayne Salisbury | Not Incarcerated | Child molestation |
| Thomas Edward Searcy | Not Incarcerated | Child molestation |
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