Camille Crary of the Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence thinks it is more important to spread COVID-19 than alter registration

No, Camille, you idiot, spreading a deadly disease just to make you feel safe is NOT a priority.

Interestingly, the OAESV offices are closed due to COVID-19.

https://radio.wosu.org/post/coronavirus-ohio-people-sex-offenses-risk-health-person-registration

While registrants have expressed gratitude at the change in Washington County, Camille Crary with the Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence says the change could be difficult for victims.

“For any person that has been through a traumatic experience, a shift in consistency in terms of how that offender is being managed can potentially be very upsetting,” Crary says.

She says many perpetrators of sex crimes don’t end up on the sex offender registration at all – cases are difficult to prove and prosecute. But the registration is a sort of justice for the few victims whose offenders are on it.

“That is a way they can be held accountable,” Crary says. “That is something that is changing their life in the way that the sex crime changed the survivor’s life. And so it becomes very very important to them.”