Funds could help track sex offenders

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Baltimore County police will receive more than $100,000 in state funds to revamp their electronic equipment used to register and track sex offenders, Gov. Robert Ehrlich announced Tuesday in Dundalk.

The county?s share of $800,000 awarded to police and sheriffs? departments around the state also will pay officers overtime to conduct verifications that sex offenders are where they say they are, Ehrlich said.

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