The National Sex Offender Database Is Free To Check

Are Your Children Safe?

Although most parents don’t check the National Sex Offender Database it’s a free service that informs you of how many sex offenders live in your area. Click here to find sex offenders in your zip code.

First of all there needs to be an awareness to this growing challenge in our society.

Second we need to educate YOU the parent so you can teach your children and teens so they will NOT become victims.

Third we will prevent most of the tragic crimes these sex offenders are commiting to our children.

When you were in school as a child and your teacher taught you what to do when you had a fire drill they didn’t scare you, they taught you to stay calm and never panic, look for the exit sign and leave the school building in an orderly manor.

Children are smart,  if we teach them what to do when they’re in certain situations 84% will be able to deflect these child predators but they must be taught on a regular basis just like the fire drills we practiced at school.

Remember to teach your children on a daily basis and do some role playing, if you don’t, when they’re in their rebellion years they won’t believe anything you say.

Get your free copy of my Child Safety Information e-book with 25 tips that could help save your children and teens life, simply fill in your first name and email address in the form on my blog and I’ll send that over to you. 

There’s a service available that has an amazing track record thats been around for more than 20 years that most parents don’t even know exists. This service gives you a choice and benefits like no other child safety company which includes education for both parents and children, an emergency response system that even Law Enforcement doesn’t provide. Find out why Law Enforcement can’t provide these benefits! This service also includes Run-Aways. For more info click here.

There’s also a small device that plugs into your usb port on your computer that allows you to control and monitor your child or teens computer activity, on and offline including emails. You can even watch every key stroke and what website they were on just like a movie. It helps make your kids more responsible when they know you could check behind them. For more info click here.

Not only should you be aware and concerned about sex offenders in your area you should be aware about the one’s that haven’t been caught too.

Don’t forget that over 95% of all cases the offender is someone that you or your child knows. The moment you let your guard down is when it happens!

I would love to hear from you and get your input of what you’re doing to ensure your child or teens safety. Feel free to share with your friends on Facebook and Twitter. Please comment too!

Thank you

Daryl Whicker

336-926-1492

If your child is missing there is a 99% chance that your child will not qualify for the AMBER alert.

You must meet certain criteria.

Summary of Department of Justice Recommended Criteria:

1. There is reasonable belief by law enforcement that an abduction has occurred.
2. The law enforcement agency believes that the child is in imminent danger of serious bodily injury or death.
3.  There is enough descriptive information about the victim and the abduction for law enforcement to issue an AMBER Alert to assist in the recovery of the child.
4. The abduction is of a child aged 17 years or younger.
5. The child’s name and other critical data elements, including the Child Abduction flag, have been entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) system.

If you don’t know who took your child or have a license plate number, there is not enough information to push out to the public. And it’s up to YOU to make sure your child’s name and other critical data elements, including the Child Abduction flag, have been entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) system.

 
Although the AMBER Alert is a good program, less than 1% ever qualify for the AMBER Alert.

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For the safety of our children

Daryl Whicker