(A) Any sex offender who provides inaccurate information to the FPD commits a separate violation of this subchapter.
(B) In the event of any change in registration information or addition of new information that would have been required in the initial or subsequent registration other than a change of address or employment governed by division (C) or (D) below, the registrant must notify FPD and provide new valid information within three days of the time the new information becomes known or should be known by the registrant.
(C) A sex offender who is required to register under this subchapter and elects to change the address of any place of lodging including but not limited to, a residence, extended-stay establishment or homeless shelter, must notify FPD of the prospective change before the change occurs.
(D) A sex offender who is required to register under this subchapter and changes his or her place of employment must notify FPD ten days before the voluntary change occurs or five days after the change is forced or compelled. Sex offenders must provide the name and telephone number of a new contact person within ten days of the time new work begins.
(E) When a sex offender registers under this subchapter, FPD may take and retain his or her photograph and a set of fingerprints. Additionally, FPD may record and retain the person’s shoe size, a DNA sample, dental imprints and a description of tattoos, scars and other identifying features that would assist in identifying the sex offender, as determined by the FPD. As an alternative, the FPD may rely for DNA and other identifying information on data bases provided by the state.
(F) Following the initial registration, registrants, except homeless adults, are required to annually renew the registration before December 31 of each subsequent calendar year for 20 years. Homeless adults residing from time to time in homeless shelters must verify registration data in writing every 90 days as long as they are in village on a form provided by FPD. Sex offenders who have been convicted of two or more sex offenses must register for life.
(G) If any person receives a deferred sentence from any court for a sex offense that would otherwise trigger registration under this subchapter, that person must register as if convicted unless he or she obtains an order from a court of competent jurisdiction which, after an evidentiary hearing on the issue, rules that registration is not required on the grounds that registration would grossly prejudice his or her rights. If the charges are dismissed against the person at the completion of the deferred sentence, the person does not have to renew registration in subsequent registration years.
(H) Any sex offender currently incarcerated in a correctional institution and temporarily at large and free to move about in the village is required to register under this subchapter ten days before each release date. This division (H) includes but is not limited to persons on probation, parole, furlough, work release, weekend sentences or any similar program that results in or causes the person to be outside the confines of the institution for any reason.
(Ord. 8-2006, passed 10-23-2006)