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Sex Offender No Longer Moving to De Pere

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The De Pere community will not have to house a sex offender.  Geitano Schmidt was scheduled to move into the 300-block of North Broadway, right near a park, the Fox River Trail and the library.  But on Tuesday, police said he will not be moving-in.  The decision comes after a community meeting where people voiced their concerns.  De Pere police did not say where Schmidt will be moved next. 

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