– Sam Fogleman, ErieRegistries, restrictions are unconstitutionalI appreciate the honest reporting on the sex offender article (“Longmont weighs ‘arbitrary’ sex offender residency restrictions,” May 8). I’m sure you didn’t mean to write something untrue, but most things people assume about sex offenders registries aren’t true so the mistake is understandable. You wrote: “Residency restrictions are definitely effective at one thing: banning registered sex offenders from certain neighborhoods.”Residency restrictions ban people from sleeping in certain places; they don’t ban sex offenders from the entire neighborhoods. – Richard Seago, Albuquerque, New MexicoGet to the root of the problemI just read the sex offenders in Longmont article in the Weekly. To say sex offenders can’t be rehabilitated is true if you don’t use therapy that’s effective.