[Cicero]

They’d better try to find this guy while he still has a bite-mark on his left arm. Otherwise, identifying him may be difficult.

I don’t know anything about Clarksville, but 46 registered sex offenders in the area seems pretty high. Is it a large town?

I would add that the registering, or the failure to register, of sex offenders can sometimes be pretty arbitrary. I hope they are going through the records and looking for similar patterns, in particular an interest in little girls.

[Know et al]

Clarksville is not a large town. I would guess about 40-50 thousand. I've been there many times and have not heard a lot about crime there. 46 sex offenders does seem like a lot.

[Know et al]

According to WIKI the population was 21,724 at the time of the 2010 census. It is beside a twin city, Jeffersonville, which gives them both a greater appearance of size.

[starlifter]

I think there might be a problem with sex offender registries.

A teenage boy caught boinking his teenage girlfriend of the wrong age can be a sex offender. So can people who have done far, far worse.

I am afraid that “sex offender” is a brush that paints too broadly.

[WKUHilltopper]

Clarksville and Jeffersonville are directly across the Ohio River from Louisville.