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Appellant challenges his conviction and revocation of probation for failing to register as a sexual offender pursuant to section 943.0435, Florida Statutes. Although he raises several constitutional arguments, we find merit only in his contention that the statute violates equal protection in classifying him as a ""sexual offender,"" when he was not convicted of an offense involving any sexual component. In 1997 appellant pled no contest to a charge of false imprisonment under section 787.02, Florida Statutes. The record reveals that appellant had an argument with his fiancÉe when she told him she was ending their engagement. Upset by her decision, appellant locked his former fiancÉe's four-year-old daughter in his truck and drove away. A police chase ensued and appellant was apprehended.

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