Washington Post: A D.C. halfway house can’t accept some sex offenders. A competitor is trying to.

By Editor On Nov 23, 2018

A District halfway house has filed a formal protest with the federal government after a company won a contract to establish a competing facility in the city, saying the company had an unrealistic plan that might result in housing violent sex offenders near children.

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