I registered with childsafe to find about child molesters in my area but can't seem to get the info I need.
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You can do a search in yahoo or google for the state sex offender data base sit will pop up its more than likely on your state police site
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Try this:\n\nNational Sex Offender Registry  \nLearn what sex offender registries are and how they work, from the Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters and Programs. Includes links to state and local sex offender registries.\nwww.fbi.gov/hq/cid/cac/registry.htm
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I am sure that there is a registered sex offender list that he has to register with. Find out if he has registered because if he hasn't, he can get busted for that alone.\n\nYou may also want to discuss it with the city attorney's office or prosecutor's office (they usually know more than cops) as to what your local stalking laws are and what kinds of recourse you may have like restraining orders, etc... (Often enough a stalking law defines stalking as to "instill fear") Unfortunately, if someone is really twisted and demented, a restraining order doesn't mean much.\n\nThe other thing I may suggest is that when you see him, call out at the top of your lungs, "Hey child molester, how are you doing today? Is this how you spend your days since getting out of jail, watching little kids in the pool?" Essentially bring to his attention that you know he is around, embarrass him so that maybe he will get away from you anyway. Another possibility is to openly picket outside his home to alert EVERYONE who is is and why you are there. Stay on public property though.\n\nGood luck there.
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http://www12.familywatchdog.us/Search.asp\n\nGo there, they give you pictures and addresses of sex offenders anywhere in the country... if they are registered of course.
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type in sex offenders.com and follow the directions for pictures and address and offences
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These other answerers obviously did not read your question. They just spout out Family Watchdog...\n\nNow you want the details and not just some vague charge. \n\nUnfortunately, you will have to try to find archived newspaper articles on it somehow. \n\nCriminal files are public record at the courthouse but since these cases involve minors, their privacy is protected and the public cannot see the file. \n\nWhy don't you just ask the person or someone that knows him or knew him back when the incident occurred?
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Go to http://www12.familywatchdog.us/   \n\nThis site allows you to search for sex offenders who live near you as well as looking for them by name.
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National sex offender registry:\n\nhttp://www.nsopr.gov/
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NO! This information should not be made available! It is unconstitutional and in the majority of cases it is ex post facto and due process of law is not followed. \n\nFurthermore, rehabilitated former sex offenders have a 5.3% recidivism for re arrest and 3.5% recidivism for re conviction. Out of that 3.5%, 1.2% are recidivists who offend a child. The registries are nothing but feel good, knee jerk legislation. They have not and will not save one child. Your child has a larger chance of being harmed by a drug dealer/user, drunk driver, playground accident, drowning and parental neglect than they have of being harmed by a rehabilitated former sex offender. \n\n90 to 95% of sex offenses are committed by someone known to the child in their family or the families circle of friends, as well as, coaches, teachers, police and other people in positions of authority. \n\nStranger danger is not prevalent. You are the only one that can protect your child. Parental Supervision while the children are out playing or while they are on the internet is paramount to their safety.
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go to (your state.org or .gov) and in there search engine look up sex offenders
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I don't think the Sex Offenders Register is available for public use, simply because we would end up with the Sun runnign lynchign campaigns all over the place! THere is a good FAQ article from the Guardian here:\nhttp://society.guardian.co.uk/children/story/0,,1689260,00.html\n\nIf you have any serious concerns and evidence I woudl go to your local police station and discuss it with them.
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Try this:\n\nClick on mapping application, then use the county option at the bottom. It appears there are about 4 or 5 registered sex offenders in that county. I don't know what their offenses are, you have to click on the little blue triangles and then view the individual records below.
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Do a web search using the name of your state and the term "sex offender registry".
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Not sure I'd do a search if i were you. I know they have a list of child molesters for every state why not all kinds of criminals or you could try writing that guy from America's Most Wanted. Maybe you could post the question if he has a website.
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http://www.familywatchdog.us/\n\nThis is an EXCELLENT resource for looking up registered sexual offenders in your area!!!
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I have attended Data Protection Training today and i asked the trainer this question for you.He told me that under the data protection act you cannot be informed of the addresses or whereabouts of your previous carers as this information is protected under the act and is classified as confidential.He explained that on occaision a person has wanted the same info to exact revenge or harrass the carer because of ill feeling.I am sure this is not the case with you but as foster carers are agents of an organisation they are entitled to this protection under the act and anyone who submits this information is breaking the law and can be sued if damage and distress is caused to the carer as a result of passing on contact details.However i was told that once you access your files and this has to be applied for in writing and you still wish to make contact with your ex carers a message can be passed on to them via the local authority that were responsible for you saying you want to get in touch and then it is up to the carers if they wish to do this.I would suggest that you leave your contact details with a message with the manager of the child care team who you were under and ask them to pass this on to your carers.I don,t think you need to access your files to do this.Ask the manager to confirm once he or she has done this then wait and see if the carers respond.Be prepared incase the carers have moved and cannot be located this way but i wish you every success in your search.
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There is some monitoring in most states for sex offenders. I have listed a website that is worth looking at. You type in your address and it shows you where the listed sex offenders are. It gives you pictures of the offender and information about the type of crime. You should check it out.