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Tag: Gov. Bill Lee

Public Safety & Prevention

NARSOL asks TN. governor to remove registrant addresses from online registry

July 7, 2026July 11, 2026Sandy RozekGov. Bill Lee, Persons required to register, Tennessee, Vigilante murders4 Comments

By Sandy . . . Vigilantes killing individuals required to be on a sex offender registry is nothing new. The first recorded case we found was in Utah in 2005. Since then these murders have occurred in Maine (a double murder), in
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