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How many child sex offenders live in your neighborhood?

There are over 300,000 sex offenders registered in the United State. 60% of child sex offenders are REPEAT OFFENDERS under community supervision. Approximately 95% of sex offenders in the U.S. are under correctional supervision in the community.

Studies of victims have found that less than 16% of sex crimes are reported to law enforcement.

The average pedophile molestes 148 children.

You should be concerned about sex offenders in your neighborhood. And, you need to be alerted when new sex offenders move into your neighborhood.

Here are facts you need to know:

Where do sex offenders live in my community?
What sex offenses did they commit?
What do they look like?
When will more sex offenders move into my neighborhood?

The Whatcom Country Sheriff's Office in Washington state recommends that parents explain to their children the importance of avoiding dangerous situations involving sex offenders. Some basics to explain are:

DON'T accept a ride from the offender.
DON'T go into the home or yard of the offender.
TELL your parents if this person offers you toys, money, or gifts.
TRY to use the buddy system when children play outdoors.
CALL 911 if your parents aren't home and this offender approaches you.

Find out how many registered sex offenders are living in your neighborhood. This service is provided by the National Alert Registry.

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FBI Records Access

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