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The National Alert Registry nationwide database of nearly 500,000
registered sex offender records can be searched instantly. Search results contain
detailed information about offender in your area: names, aliases, photos, home addresses,
and offense details. The National Alert Registry's state-of-the-art mapping system
provides detailed, high-resolution maps of all registered offenders in the area of your search.
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With National Alert Registry, you don't need to scour the Internet or visit your local
police station to get this information. From the privacy of your own home, you will receive
RED ALERT
notifications delivered directly to your email address each time our database is updated with new information
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Though sex offender registration information is often available if you take the initiative and
hunt it down yourself, National Alert Registry removes this burden and gives you peace of mind by instantly
notifying you via email when our database has been updated with new offenders. Your customized Red Alert
notifications will keep you "in the know" and armed with the information you need to protect yourself and your
family from dangerous sexual predators! |
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High-resolution, customizable maps centered on the street address you input. |
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The offenders' home addresses indicated on the map. |
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Full Names, Aliases, and Addresses of the offenders. |
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Color Photos of the offenders (in most states). |
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A description of the crime committed by each offender. |
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The ability to check any address including schools, day care centers, and homes of relatives and friends. |
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Background
The U.S. Congress has passed several laws that require states
to implement sex offender and crimes against children registries: the Jacob
Wetterling Crimes Against Children and Sexually Violent Offender Registration
Act, the Pam Lychner Sexual Offender Tracking and Identification Act, and
Megan's Law. On March 5, 2003, the United States Supreme Court ruled that
information about potential predators may be publicly posted on the Internet.
The Problem
While the contents of state sex offender registries are public
records and you have the right to see them, access is often difficult. Often,
you must know the name of the individual for which you are looking and, in
many states, you must go to your local police station and complete an
information request form. In some states, there are fees and search limits.
Many states now maintain web sites, but these often have limited functionality
and there is no official nationwide government online registry.
The Solution -
National Alert Registry
Now
National Alert Registry aggregates all of the sex offender records contained
in the various state sex offender registries, providing a single database with
nationwide coverage. Using state-of-the-art mapping, database, and e-mail
notification technologies, National Alert Registry provides a simple yet extremely
powerful suite of products to help you and your family be aware, be alert, and be safe!
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