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Sex
Offender Fact Sheet Notification of
Release
LEVEL III
October 9, 2008
The Richmond Police
Department is releasing the following information
pursuant to RI General Laws 11-37.1-1 et seq.,
which authorizes law enforcement agencies to
inform the public of a sex offender’s release from
prison when a Sex Offender Board of Review
determines that the release of information will
enhance public safety and protection The
individual who appears on this notification has
been convicted of a sex offense or other offense
that requires registration with the law
enforcement agency which has jurisdiction over
their residence.
This offender has served the
sentence imposed by the courts and will be living
in the location below. This offender is not
wanted by the police at this time. This
notification is not intended to increase
fear. It is our belief that an informed
public is a safer public.
The Richmond Police Department
has no legal authority to direct where an offender
may or may not live. Unless court ordered
restrictions exist, an offender is
constitutionally free to live wherever the
offender chooses. Further, their previous
criminal history places them in a classification
level which reflects only the potential to
re-offend. Sex offenders have always lived
in our communities; but it was not until passage
of the Sexual Offender Registration and Community
Notification Act that law enforcement even knew
where they were living. In many cases, law
enforcement is now able to share information with
you. Abuse of this information to threaten,
intimidate or harass registered offenders will not
be tolerated and may be a crime. Further,
such abuse could potentially end law enforcement’s
ability to do community notifications. We
believe that if community notification ends
because of community harassment, the only person
who wins is the sex offender, since sex offenders
derive their power through secrecy.
The Richmond Police
Department is available to help you by providing
you with useful information on personal
safety. The Richmond Police Department may
be reached at (401)539-8289. If you have
information regarding a current activity of these
or any other offender please call 911.
Name of Offender:
Christopher J Donnelly
DOB:
4/24/1984
Age of Defender:
24
Description:
White
Male, 5’5”, 135 lbs, Brown hair, Brown
eyes
Approximate
Address: Main
St,
Richmond.
Offense Convicted
of:
Assault with intent to
commit 1st Degree Sexual
Assault
Date of
Release: 10/3/08
This notice is
intended to provide you with information
concerning this offender. The Sexual
Offender Registration and Community Notification
Act does not apply to all persons who are sexual
offenders, but as a result of the Act and
registration laws, law enforcement is now better
able to locate and be aware of activities of
thousands of such offenders.
LEVEL
II
October 15,
2007
The Richmond Police Department
is releasing the following information pursuant to
RI General Laws 11-37.1-1 et seq., which
authorizes law enforcement agencies to inform the
public of a sex offender’s release from prison
when a Sex Offender Board of Review determines
that the release of information will enhance
public safety and protection The individual
who appears on this notification has been
convicted of a sex offense or other offense that
requires registration with the law enforcement
agency which has jurisdiction over their
residence
This offender has
served the sentence imposed by the courts and will
be living in the location below. This
offender is not wanted by the police at this
time. This notification is not intended to
increase fear. It is our belief that an
informed public is a safer public.
The Richmond
Police Department has no legal authority to direct
where an offender may or may not live.
Unless court ordered restrictions exist, an
offender is constitutionally free to live wherever
the offender chooses. Further, their
previous criminal history places them in a
classification level which reflects only the
potential to re-offend. Sex offenders have
always lived in our communities; but it was not
until passage of the Sexual Offender Registration
and Community Notification Act that law
enforcement even knew where they were
living. In many cases, law enforcement is
now able to share information with you.
Abuse of this information to threaten, intimidate
or harass registered offenders will not be
tolerated and may be a crime. Further, such
abuse could potentially end law enforcement’s
ability to do community notifications. We
believe that if community notification ends
because of community harassment, the only person
who wins is the sex offender, since sex offenders
derive their power through secrecy.
The Richmond Police Department
is available to help you by providing you with
useful information on personal safety. The
Richmond Police Department may be reached at
(401)539-8289. If you have information
regarding a current activity of these or any other
offender please call 911.

Name of Offender:
Richard A
Gadrow, DOB: 7/21/70 Age of
Offender: 37
Description:
White
Male, 5’11”, 260 lbs, Brown hair, Green
eyes
Approximate Address:
Area of
Extended Stay Rhode Island
Sun Valley Motel, Main St,
Richmond.
Offense Convicted
of: 3rd Degree
Sexual Assault.
Offense Description:
Unforced
statutory rape.
Probation ends:
07/2011
This notice is intended to
provide you with information concerning this
offender. The Sexual Offender Registration
and Community Notification Act does not apply to
all persons who are sexual offenders, but as a
result of the Act and registration laws, law
enforcement is now better able to locate and be
aware of activities of thousands of such
offenders.
LEVEL III
November 28,
2007
The Richmond Police
Department is releasing the following information
pursuant to RI General Laws 11-37.1-1 et seq.,
which authorizes law enforcement agencies to
inform the public of a sex offender’s release from
prison when a Sex Offender Board of Review
determines that the release of information will
enhance public safety and protection The
individual who appears on this notification has
been convicted of a sex offense or other offense
that requires registration with the law
enforcement agency which has jurisdiction over
their residence.
This offender has served the
sentence imposed by the courts and will be living
in the location below. This offender is not
wanted by the police at this time. This
notification is not intended to increase
fear. It is our belief that an informed
public is a safer public.
The Richmond Police Department
has no legal authority to direct where an offender
may or may not live. Unless court ordered
restrictions exist, an offender is
constitutionally free to live wherever the
offender chooses. Further, their previous
criminal history places them in a classification
level which reflects only the potential to
re-offend. Sex offenders have always lived
in our communities; but it was not until passage
of the Sexual Offender Registration and Community
Notification Act that law enforcement even knew
where they were living. In many cases, law
enforcement is now able to share information with
you. Abuse of this information to threaten,
intimidate or harass registered offenders will not
be tolerated and may be a crime. Further,
such abuse could potentially end law enforcement’s
ability to do community notifications. We
believe that if community notification ends
because of community harassment, the only person
who wins is the sex offender, since sex offenders
derive their power through secrecy.
The Richmond Police
Department is available to help you by providing
you with useful information on personal
safety. The Richmond Police Department may
be reached at (401)539-8289. If you have
information regarding a current activity of these
or any other offender please call 911.


Name of Offender:
Christopher J. Rossi, DOB:
3/28/72 Age of Defender:
35
Description:
White
Male, 5’11”, 150 lbs, Brown hair, Green
eyes
Approximate
Address: Switch Rd,
Richmond.
Offense Convicted
of: 2nd Degree Child
Molestation
Date of
Release: 1/17/07
This notice is
intended to provide you with information
concerning this offender. The Sexual
Offender Registration and Community Notification
Act does not apply to all persons who are sexual
offenders, but as a result of the Act and
registration laws, law enforcement is now better
able to locate and be aware of activities of
thousands of such offenders.
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