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Statistics
1 of 5 girls and 1 of 6 boys will be molested before their 18th birthday.
90% of all sexual assaults against children are committed by someone whom the victim knew.
The typical sexual predator will assault 117 times before being caught.
The re-arrest rate for convicted child molesters is 52%.
These shocking statistics come from recent studies on the epidemic of sexual assaults that plagues our society today. Our goal at Family Watchdog is to provide you with the information you need to protect your loved ones. Our service allows you to view known registered offenders and predators in your area. Knowing who these people are and what they've done provides you with your best defense to protect your family - awareness.
We invite you to use our free service to locate registered sex offenders in your area. Just enter an address and we'll show a map. You can click on the squares that appear and see photos (where available) addresses, convictions and other information about the offender.
Our notification service is very simple. You specify addresses that you want to watch and the distance around those addresses. We do the rest. We can also monitor spcific offenders as well. We update our data daily from multiple state sex offender registries. As soon as a convicted sex offender registers an address in your area, we will alert you. It's that easy.
tips to stay safe
Parents
Always know where your children are.
Put your children's emergency identification (name, address, phone number) on their clothes.
Teach your children your home phone number and to how call 911 if there is an emergency.
Agree on a specific time when children must return home.
Contact law enforcement authorities immediately if there is any suspicious or unlawful activity.
Purchase and watch The Safe Side video with your children Mops Owns this just ask someone to borrow it!
Children
Always tell your parents where you are going.
Never enter any home without getting your parent's permission first.
Never get into any vehicle, unless your parents know and have said it's OK.
Always wear reflective clothing at night.
Never approach any house that is not well lit.
Remember anything weird that an adult says or does to you and tell your parents immediately.
Run away from people who offer you candy or other treats or want you to help look for their puppy or kitten.
Scream, run and fight if anyone tries to grab you or make you to go with them.
Don't play in areas that you are unfamiliar with.
Stay on well-lit streets and always use the sidewalk. If there is no sidewalk, always walk facing traffic.
