PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor Ch. 312

(i) The local law enforcement agency in the jurisdiction in which the
offender resided before the offender was committed to the custody of the supervising
authority; and

(ii) Any person who is entitled to receive notice under paragraph (3)
of this subsection.

(6) If the offender is recaptured, the supervising authority shall send notice,
as soon as possible and in no event later than 2 working days after the supervising
authority learns of the recapture, to:

(i) The local law enforcement agency in the jurisdiction in which the
offender resided before the offender was committed to the custody of the supervising
authority; and

(ii) Any person who is entitled to receive notice under paragraph (3)
of this subsection.

(7) A supervising authority shall send any notice required under paragraphs
(3), (5)(ii), and (6)(ii) of this subsection to the last address provided to the supervising
authority for a person who is entitled to notice under paragraph (3) of this subsection.

(8) If a child sexual offender will reside after release in a municipal
corporation that has a police department, or, in the case where a child sexual offender
escapes from a facility and the offender resided, before the offender was committed to
the custody of a supervising authority, in a municipal corporation that has a police
department, a local law enforcement agency that receives a notice from a supervising
authority under this subsection shall send a copy of the notice to the police department of
the municipal corporation.

799.

(a) When a law enforcement officer responds to a request for assistance under §
798 of this subheading, the officer shall give the victim a copy of a written notice that:

(1) States that the victim may:

(i) Request that a District Court commissioner file a criminal
charging document against the alleged abuser;

(ii) If the commissioner declines to charge the alleged abuser, request
that the State's Attorney file a criminal charging document against the alleged abuser;
[and]

(iii) File a petition for relief from abuse in the District Court or circuit
court under Title 4, Subtitle 5 of the Family Law Article; and

(IV) OBTAIN A COPY OF THE INCIDENT REPORT AS PROVIDED
UNDER § 800 OF THIS SUBHEADING; AND

(2) Includes the telephone number of any local domestic violence program
that receives funding from the Department of Human Resources.

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