When someone is caught, charged and prosecuted as a sex offender, they lose a great many rights they once had. Depending on the state, they have to register themselves as an offender, alert their neighbors and even keep a safe distance from any public place where children congregate.

AlertID, a free online and mobile service for members and public safety officials, now provides universal access to and alerts from state sex offender database (“SOD”) information for more

New York State is taking advantage of a newly passed law to help rid online gaming sites of sexual predators. The project, called “Operation Game Over” purged the rolls of video game platforms in order to protect children from online predators.

Do an online search for sex offenders living in your neighborhood and you may be alarmed by how many you find.

Registered Sex Offender Numbers Increased 23 Percent in Past 5 Years California, Texas and Florida Top the List ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan.