
40 High-Risk Hudson Valley Sex Offenders Recently Moved in New York State
New York officials alerted the public about over 40 sex offenders who recently moved to the Hudson Valley or other parts of the state.

By law, sex offenders must notify New York State about any move.
New York State officials notify the public anytime a Level-3 or Level-2 sex offender moves. Both are deemed to have a high risk of a repeat offense.
Level-3 sex offenders are considered to have the highest risk of a repeat offense and are considered the greatest risk to the public. Level-2 sex offenders have a medium risk of a repeat offense.
Below is a list of local sex offenders who recently moved, according to the Division of Criminal Justice Services.
40 High-Risk Hudson Valley Sex Offenders Recently Moved in New York State
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