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Angus map shows how many sex offenders live near you

Police Scotland confirmed 102 registered sex offenders live throughout Angus.

See how many Angus sex offenders live near you using our interactive map. Image: DC Thomson.
See how many Angus sex offenders live near you using our interactive map. Image: DC Thomson.

There are over 100 registered sex offenders living in Angus.

Residents in the region can use our interactive map to find out just how many live in your postcode.

Police Scotland releases data relating to sex offenders every month – however, this is limited to a general area rather than a street location.

As of November, 102 registered sex offenders were listed as having an Angus postcode – down from 109 last year.

The highest number of sex offenders in Angus, 33, is registered in DD8 – which includes Forfar and Kirriemuir.

Meanwhile, 27 live in DD11, which includes Arbroath and Friockheim.

What is a registered sex offender?

A person convicted of a sexual offence becomes subject to notification requirements.

They have to hand over their details to the police, including where they live and if they plan to travel.

The Sexual Offences Act 2003 provides detail of the crimes which include rape, trafficking, sexual assault and sexual activity with people who have mental disorders and those who are underaged.

Arbroath Police Station
Arbroath Police Station. Image: Google Street View

According to Police Scotland, a judge can make anyone a registered sex offender (RSO) if they believe a crime has a significant sexual nature to it.

The force’s website adds: “RSOs are robustly managed by the police and our partners through the multi-agency public protection arrangements (MAPPA), and subject to comprehensive risk assessment and risk management in the community.

“Police Scotland has units of dedicated officers specially trained for this task.”

How many sex offenders live in your Angus postcode

Use the interactive map below to find out how many live near you.

Re-offending rates low

A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Police Scotland, local authorities and other partners use professional assessment, robust risk assessment processes, and the latest technologies to manage RSOs, mitigate risk and properly target appropriate resources at those who pose a risk to the public.

“Those subject to Sex Offender Notification Requirements (SONR) are placed on the register for a wide spectrum of sexual offending.

“We can never eliminate risk entirely, but sexual re-offending rates of RSOs remain very low and we want to reassure communities that all reasonable and appropriate steps are being taken to protect them.”


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